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I was wondering (while trying to understand the code) whether it would make sense to have a convention that types and type constructors (intuitively all files that end in -> ∀ …) are given (file) names starting with a capital letter?
e.g. I wondered what the difference between /recursive and /Mu/recursive was, until I saw that inside the latter the former is imported in a type annotation. I’d rename the former to /Recursive instead, to make them easier to distinguish. Same with all other files that evaluate to types.
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I was wondering (while trying to understand the code) whether it would make sense to have a convention that types and type constructors (intuitively all files that end in
-> ∀ …
) are given (file) names starting with a capital letter?e.g. I wondered what the difference between
/recursive
and/Mu/recursive
was, until I saw that inside the latter the former is imported in a type annotation. I’d rename the former to/Recursive
instead, to make them easier to distinguish. Same with all other files that evaluate to types.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: