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Currently, the grammar used for describing Whiley statements and expressions is imprecise in certain ways. For example when describing the syntax for an if statement, the condition is defined as a generic Expr, when in fact it can only be a boolean expression.
The question is whether or not we can describe this and, if so, do we want to?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently, the grammar used for describing Whiley statements and expressions is imprecise in certain ways. For example when describing the syntax for an if statement, the condition is defined as a generic
Expr
, when in fact it can only be a boolean expression.The question is whether or not we can describe this and, if so, do we want to?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: