Question

I stumbled across this problem in F#. Suppose, I want to declare two types that reference each other:


type firstType = 
     | T1 of secondType
     //................

type secondType =
     | T1 of firstType  
     //................    

How do I do that, so the compiler does not generate an error?

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Solution

You use 'and':

type firstType = 
     | T1 of secondType

and secondType =
     | T1 of firstType

OTHER TIPS

I figured it. It's:


type firstType = 
     | T1 of secondType
     //................

and secondType =
     | T1 of firstType  
     //................   

The limitation is that the types have to be declared in the same file.

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