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@remexre pointed out that we should have some way to clone terms and freshen them with all new variables. This would be mostly straightforward to implement as a new overloaded operator like unify, implemented by generating mutually-recursive type-specific functions. These implementation functions would also need to pass a dictionary around containing all the variables seen so far in the term, mapped to their replacements in the new term.
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@remexre pointed out that we should have some way to clone terms and freshen them with all new variables. This would be mostly straightforward to implement as a new overloaded operator like
unify
, implemented by generating mutually-recursive type-specific functions. These implementation functions would also need to pass a dictionary around containing all the variables seen so far in the term, mapped to their replacements in the new term.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: