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I have defined the following interface:
interface Failable c where Failure : Type initWithFailure : Failure -> c
Then I proceeded to create an implementation:
Failable (Maybe a) where Failure = ({T:Type} -> T) initWithFailure _ = Nothing
This was accepted by the compiler, but when I tried to use it in the following manner...
main :: IO () main = do let smth : ({K:Type} -> Maybe K) = initWithFailure ()
...the compiler said that there is a type mismatch between () and Failure.
()
Failure
This not suppose to happen, right?
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I have defined the following interface:
Then I proceeded to create an implementation:
This was accepted by the compiler, but when I tried to use it in the following manner...
...the compiler said that there is a type mismatch between
()
andFailure
.This not suppose to happen, right?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: