Lifting to the limit

[Ken Shan]

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Tis the season for type class overloading fun...

On 2001-02-16T21:45:32+0800, Saswat Anand wrote:
> lift2 :: (a -> b -> c) -> Formula d a -> Formula e b -> Formula Env c

This type is too general.  You need to specify a context that requires
both d and e to satisfy Lift:

    lift2 :: (Lift d, Lift e) =3D>
        (a -> b -> c) -> Formula d a -> Formula e b -> Formula Env c

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