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Using the Eff REPL, when loading a file containing:
effect Whatever : int
let foo x = let bar y = perform Whatever in bar ;;
The REPL produces this output:
val foo : 'a -> 'b -> int = <fun>
It seems to me that there are missing effects on the function type.
I would expect the part !{Whatever} to be there to show that the function foo performs an effect when applied to its second argument.
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Indeed, we were promising this for years! But it is more or less done now. In fact, if you use #type (well, now that it works - #84), you can already see some of it. However, the display is still broken: we use internal indices to differentiate parameters instead of renumbered ones that are easier on the eyes and I do not know where the parameter constraints have disappeared.
It seems that effects are missing from types.
Using the Eff REPL, when loading a file containing:
The REPL produces this output:
It seems to me that there are missing effects on the function type.
I would expect the part
!{Whatever}
to be there to show that the functionfoo
performs an effect when applied to its second argument.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: