closure on function argument

[Laszlo Lovei]

On May 1, 8:38 pm, Zoltan Lajos Kis <ki...@REDACTED> wrote:
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> If I have /F = fun(Y) -> fun(Y) -> ok end end/, and /G = F('z')/, I
> would expect /G/ to be /fun('z') -> ok end/.
[...]
> A workaround I found is using guards: /F = fun(Y) -> fun(X) when X == Y
> -> ok end end/.

Just a side note: you must use =:= to get the exact semantics of
fun('z') -> ok end.


Laszlo