[Hugs] #39: Incorrect parsing of lambda expressions

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#39: Incorrect parsing of lambda expressions
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  Reporter:  Ørjan Johansen  |       Owner:  nobody
      Type:  defect           |      Status:  new   
  Priority:  major            |   Milestone:        
 Component:  parsing          |     Version:  200609
Resolution:                   |    Keywords:        
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Comment (by Ørjan Johansen):

 What, you are right, the argument of a function is an aexp, while lambdas
 are exp^10^s.  It just seemed so natural that I assumed it was allowed:
 for example, without it continuation passing style gets more awkward.
 Well, now that I understand why it happens, I see that I can get around it
 with a $.

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