[Agda] Absurd pattern in implicit argument of a lambda abstraction
Dan Doel
dan.doel at gmail.com
Tue Nov 2 19:56:38 CET 2010
On Tuesday 02 November 2010 1:16:35 pm Florent Balestrieri wrote:
> When an expression of type "{Empty} -> A -> B" is expected, it is not
> possible to write:
> (\ {()})
>
> Instead, it is necessary to name a function.
> f : {Empty} -> A -> B
> f {()}
data ⊥ : Set where
data Code : Set where
bot : Code
decode : Code → Set
decode bot = ⊥
foo : ∀{R : Set} → (c : Code) → ((∀{A : Set} → {v : decode c} → A) → R) → R
foo bot k = k (λ{A} {})
\{} is the implicit absurd lambda, not \{()}.
-- Dan
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