[Types-sig] Type annotations
Martijn Faassen
faassen@vet.uu.nl
Fri, 17 Dec 1999 19:10:05 +0100
Tim Peters wrote:
> BTW, Python's actual "map" function is quite a puzzle to describe! I can't
> do it:
>
> map: def(def(_A)->_B, Seq(_A) -> [_B] |
> def(def(_A, _B)->_C, Seq(_A), Seq(_B)) -> [_C] | ...
>
> is just the start of an unbounded sequence of legit map signatures. Haskell
> avoids the difficulty here thanks to currying.
I can't do it either, but for the simple version of the function, isn't
this more readable (I already notice a typo involving a closeing ) in yours!):
# another variety on my proposal presented here :)
decl:
typedef Func(_A):
return _B
decl:
typedef map(Func(_A, _B), [_A]):
return [_B]
actualmap = map(_A=int, _B=string)
But perhaps it's just a matter of getting used to things.
Regards,
Martijn