Turn `I`, `left`, `right` into keywords
See original GitHub issueReasons:
- They are crucial to the type theory
- Their types are simple enough. The ability to write down
prim arcoe : blabla
makes the theory easier to understand (if it’s a keyword, you may forget about its type signature, like which parameter is implicit, etc.), but forI
,left
,right
they’re too simple - My upcoming core type theory refactoring can be simplified drastically using this
left
andright
are also used as patterns. By making them keywords we no longer need prim states in pattern checker.
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- Created a year ago
- Comments:7 (7 by maintainers)
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So we can also simplify lots of code in #256
@dark-flames Yes