I think one can change my earlier proposal to include this, but there are zero
examples of this syntax, so I am likely making up some syntax that does not
exist:
type instance (A_T a ~ A_T (RHS (Var x) a)) => A_B_C (RHS (Var x) a) (x->b) =
A_B_C a b
type instance (A_T a ~ A_T (RHS (Var x) a)) => A_C_B (RHS (Var x) a) c = x ->
A_C_B a c
type instance (A_T a ~ A_T (RHS [t] a)) => A_B_C (RHS [t] a) b = A_B_C a b
type instance (A_T a ~ A_T (RHS [t] a)) => A_C_B (RHS [t] a) c = A_C_B a c
I am afraid you are right: this syntax does not exist. Type family
instances cannot have a context. They are unconditional.
Tom
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