Marc Weber wrote:
> Example:
> let f = x : x+"abc"; in
> builtins.head [ f "abc" ]
> results in
> || Function1("x",OpPlus(Var("x"),Str("abc",[])),NoPos)
Syntax strikes again, that `f "abc"' should be `(f "abc")'. Now it's parsed as
a list with two elements (f and "abc").
However, in general, if you want everything to be evaluated, you can pass
--strict to nix-instantiate to get deep evaluation of lists and attribute sets.
--
Eelco Dolstra | http://www.cs.uu.nl/~eelco
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