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hamlet's Issues

the dynamic interpretation of open declaration is buggy

The following program should print Hello world!:

structure Foo = struct
  structure Bar = struct
    val x = "Hello"
  end
  val x = 42
  val y = " world!\n"
end
open Foo Foo.Bar;
print (x ^ y);

but HaMLet (exec mode) gives

[loading standard basis library]
[processing open.sml]
structure Bar = struct val x = "Hello" : string end
structure Foo =
  struct
    structure Bar = struct val x = "Hello" : string end
    val x = 42 : int
    val y = " world!\n" : string
  end
val x = 42 : string
val y = " world!\n" : string
open.sml:9.9-9.12: runtime type error: string expected

i.e. the dynamic interpretation of open declaration is buggy with multiple longstrids.

HaMLet S: exhaustiveness check for record ellipsis

The following program is (correctly) rejected because the pattern is non-exhaustive:

let val { a = SOME f } = { a = SOME (fn x => x) }
in f 1;
   f "x"
end;

But, a slight modification circumvents the exhaustiveness checker and allows the program to compile without a warning:

let val { ... = { a = SOME f } } = { a = SOME (fn x => x) }
in f 1;
   f "x"
end;

The exhaustiveness checker should correctly handle ... pattern.

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