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Many formatting guidelines enforce using semicolon to delimit keyword arguments. However, when I write something like @acset_type LV_Generic(SchLV; part_type=BitSetParts) <: HasGraph, I get ERROR: syntax: invalid syntax ; part_type = BitSetParts. When replacing the semicolon by a comma, this works.
Could the macro definition be generalized to allow both?
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Many formatting guidelines enforce using semicolon to delimit keyword arguments. However, when I write something like
@acset_type LV_Generic(SchLV; part_type=BitSetParts) <: HasGraph
, I getERROR: syntax: invalid syntax ; part_type = BitSetParts
. When replacing the semicolon by a comma, this works.Could the macro definition be generalized to allow both?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: