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I'd like to write 'TyMap f `[a,b,c]' instead of (f a, f b, f c) in instance declarations a la Marco's trick for regular function type declarations, but it doesn't quite work.
instance (Show var, Show ty, Show sym, Show en, Show fk, Show att, Show gen, Show sk,
Show x, Show y, Show gen', Show sk', Show x', Show y')
=> Show (Transform var ty sym en fk att gen sk x y gen' sk' x' y') where
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instance (Show `[var, ty sym, ...]) =>
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I'd like to write 'TyMap f `[a,b,c]' instead of (f a, f b, f c) in instance declarations a la Marco's trick for regular function type declarations, but it doesn't quite work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: