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Type holes can get really gnarly, such as:
+ P : Poly + d : Σ (_ : base (fst C)), fib (fst C) _ ⇒ Σ (<2> : Σ (pbase : base (fst C)), Π (<196> : fib (fst C) pbase), base (fst C)), Σ (pfib : fib (fst C) (fst <2>)), fib (fst C) (snd <2> pfib)
Sometimes we know the unelaborated form of the type of some term and we annotate it in the code:
let P : Poly := fst C in let d : P ⇒ tensor-◁ P P := fst (snd (snd C)) in
It would be really nice if the type hole reflected that un-elaborated (and thus easier to read) type.
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Type holes can get really gnarly, such as:
Sometimes we know the unelaborated form of the type of some term and we annotate it in the code:
It would be really nice if the type hole reflected that un-elaborated (and thus easier to read) type.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: