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However, that fails because it should be $forall, not $for, which causes
the later use of `al' to be undefined.
If this were to fail due to $for being unrecognised, that would be much
better, because it means that version n+m of hamlet files would fail to
compile on version n of hamlet when a new directive has been added. (ie.
better forward compatibility).
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as suggested in the google group: http://groups.google.com/group/yesodweb/browse_thread/thread/abfe006a1573be9d/3ed101295c7fca16?lnk=gst&q=hamlet+foo#3ed101295c7fca16
However, that fails because it should be $forall, not $for, which causes
the later use of `al' to be undefined.
If this were to fail due to $for being unrecognised, that would be much
better, because it means that version n+m of hamlet files would fail to
compile on version n of hamlet when a new directive has been added. (ie.
better forward compatibility).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: