attach orig-binding property (used for occurrence typing) #10
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Closing because #12 is better for the current implementation of occurrence typing. |
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This pull request changes the
inferfunction so that when it's introducing variables into the environment, it attaches an extra property so that other rules can find the original variable with the original scopes. This is used for occurrence typing.Is this the right way to do this? What if one of the attached
sepproperties happens to be the nameorig-binding?