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Named arguments syntax with function definitions #2494
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This must be documented, please. I just saw this. |
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f@{x1 := def1; ...; xn := defn}
andf@?{x1 := def1; ..; xn := defn}
. Each definition inside the@{..}
is an ordinary function definition. The@?
version allows partial application (not all explicit named arguments need to be provided). This subsumes the old record creation syntax.