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Indeed and Haskell still has this issue today, because member access is a top-level function.
by willtim 7y ago
Indeed and Haskell still has this issue today, because member access is a top-level function.
- marcosdumay 7y agoStill, it creates all kinds of problems for code generation (templates) and code by convention (as with generic). I have not seen a case of it creating problems where there weren't already plenty of other problems with the code and metaprograming had to be abandoned anyway. But it does create problems.