Don Syme
Don Syme
> But that is not searchable in the codebase and is too verbose for debugging purposes. Yes, capturing the string has different properties
Marked as approved-in-principle
Would the methods like "Trim()" be lifted? What would they return? That is the problem - it's not just a type, it's a type with operations. We don't get far...
> you have to explicitly convert strict alias to string If we need to be explicit, why is it better than this? ```fsharp [] type UserName = UserName of string...
The overall request seems to be a way to define a type that gives one word injection and `.Value` projection UserName x x |> UserName x.Value and maybe a pattern...
I would be very happy to see this done. I think it would take 3-4 sundays My main concern is about subscripts, italics, index, glossary etc.
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Just to note that from time to time I've considered a wholesale revision of signature syntax, of which this would be a part. Fully deprecating `(int, int) Map` in F#...
The meaning is "private to the enclosing module or namespace fragment and internal to the assembly". So this correctly gives an error: ``` module M = type HtmlAttribute = private...
I'll reopen the issue for people to noodle on a design