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Define ordering and equality on Char #306
Define ordering and equality on Char #306
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Presumably there is more checking i should do to make sure the
c
is a character not some other type?I don't know how though.
Right now i get an error that crashes the repl if i try to do nonsense
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Yes, the check would be something like
c |: CharTy
. But you might still get a compiler error, just an earlier one, if you write%codePoint 1
. The%
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What does
c |: CharTy
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It checks that
c
has typeCharTy
.(|:)
is defined here andCharTy
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Yep, now we get a better error that doesn't crash the REPL
Though still i guess not great since it says it is a compiler bug.
But still noone should use
%codePoint
directly anyway, we havecodepoint
in the prelude for that, as you say.