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Reported by SK:
Here's a program:
(define (l l1 n1 w1) (cond [true 1])) (l 2 3)
[The function name is "ell", not "one".]
The error message is colored properly, but in the error
l: expects 3 arguments, but given 2: 2 3
when you look at the "2" after the colon, there's an extra space underscored.
Why is "3 arguments" (and the arguments l1, n1, w1) not gradiated?
Why isn't the environment using constructor notation for the values in errors?
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Reported by SK:
Here's a program:
[The function name is "ell", not "one".]
The error message is colored properly, but in the error
when you look at the "2" after the colon, there's an extra space underscored.
Why is "3 arguments" (and the arguments l1, n1, w1) not gradiated?
Why isn't the environment using constructor notation for the values in errors?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: