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I think we may match operactors in this way: [^\w\s_\(\)\[\]"',:{}]+`
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Is the & considered part of the same token as ==>?
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==>
For example 2, what scope should that token receive?
Yes, I use code from this tutorial.
In example 2, I think that token could be "function parameter", but it can't be in "type-declaration".
BTW: I'm just a Haskell beginner...
@AllanZyne The Haskell syntax is currently being rewritten in #2225. Maybe test that and give feedback there?
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