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[feat] support for multiple subjects #535
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Co-Authored-by: ptorrx <[email protected]>
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std.forall {std.iota 20} (x\begin-section "x",end-section), | ||
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what is this hack for??
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We have to announce the sections we open/close. And statically I don't know.
Unfortunately coq lacks the notion of irrelevant synterp actions, even if our sections don't interfere with parsing they could.
@CohenCyril commit 64966fd is not wrapper specific and seems to fix a limitation of HB.saturate, that was always applying the key to too many arguments. |
"Foo.Build T extra" is like "Foo.Axioms T _ extra" but before typing "extra" it ensures/infers that T has the needed structue, eg "Foo.Axioms T T__hasThis extra" In turn this can make the typing of "extra" simpler since the _ could occur in the expected type of "extra".
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