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Discriminate symbols registering types semantically, not syntactically #12

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glen commented 2023-08-22 17:58:03 +00:00
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I.e., get away from the suffix _type being magic to looking at whether the value of the symbol has the form of a type declaration; see #10 for details.

I.e., get away from the suffix `_type` being magic to looking at whether the value of the symbol has the form of a type declaration; see #10 for details.
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