Joel Reymont wrote:
This is what want. Notice the succinctness.
# let infer = function | A | B | C -> true; | D | E | F -> false;;
val infer : foo -> bool = <fun>
Yes, I appreciate what you want, and I know ocaml too :)
I was just talking around the other ways you can achieve it. I don't
know if there is a strong reason why haskell doesn't support an
equivalent syntax. I'd guess something like:
f A = B = C = true
f D = E = F = false
or perhaps
f A = f B = f C = true
f D = f E = f F = false
Jules
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