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The names unambiguously identify the argument types so the types are omitted. If an argument has no type declaration and the name corresponds to a common type, use that type as if it were declared.
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there are lots of people who consider this really scary
So it should probably be implemented as a hook in the importing module. The hook relates a variable name to a type name. People opt into this behavior by declaring the hook.
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A fair number of predicates have signatures like
%% atom_codes(?Atom, ?Codes).
The names unambiguously identify the argument types so the types are omitted. If an argument has no type declaration and the name corresponds to a common type, use that type as if it were declared.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: