Chris Eidhof wrote:
first of all: great work. I'm really starting to like links. However, I
sometimes get weird error messages. This is my source code:
fun start(e) {
page
<html>
<body>
You typed: {stringToXml(intToString(e))}
Enter a number: {inputInt => start}
</body>
</html>
}
start(5)
But when I run this, I get the following error:
Links Fatal ErrorUnbound type constructor Xml
I'm not sure what's happening, I think it should know this. When running
some more complicated examples, everything works perfectly. Any clues on
what's going on?
Yes, it's just a bug in the development version of Links, now fixed. If
you update and rebuild then everything should work.
Thanks for the report!
Jeremy.
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