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3 points by i4cu 2053 days ago | link | parent

> Really, #t and #f are not proper Arc booleans[0], so it makes sense that Arc can't tell what type they are.

Really, #t and #f are not proper Arc anything, but the language apparently handles them so IMHO Arc should also be able to know what type they are. Otherwise, I fear, this will become a Hodge Podge language that will lose appeal.

Personally I don't care if Arc supports booleans. I only care that it can translate booleans (when need be) to a meaningful Arc semantic. That said, if we're going to support booleans then let's not create partial support.