Why does the Haskell language not allow "type" declarations to appear in
the declaration parts of where and let clauses? I've just been writing a huge
functions which requires lots and lots of repetitive internal type annotations
(to disambiguate some complicated overloading) but I can't abbreviate them with
"type" because they depend on things only in scope inside the function. In the
end I abbreviated them with a few #define's but I don't really think it should
be that way . . .
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