Frederic van der Plancke wrote:
> 
> Hendrik Tews wrote:
>
>>There is a special exception: true, false, [], (), and :: are
>>constructor names, see 6.3 Naming objects. One can ideed write
>>
>># type x = true of int | () of string | :: of float
> 
> 
> But you better have a pair of types after '::' ;-)

You'd also better make sure that the the type definition is 
right-recursive through :: , or you won't be able to type-check

let fuz = foo :: bar :: buz

Alex

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