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Subject: Haskell Notation Problems in 2.0
Something slighly wrong happened to the Haskell notation. In all the Haskell notation it seems that the boolean values of "True" and "False" have been surrounded by double quotes ("). This is incorrect. They should stand alone (i.e. without quotes). They may be eclosed in quotes in the paragraphs, as you are talking about the values out of context of the notation and paragraph. However, the haskell notation of: "False" is a String, not a Boolean. It should just be plain: False The errors are in the following lines of access_control-xacml-2.0-core-spec-cd-02: Lines 4513 (i.e. should be: and [] = True ) 4524 4539 4573 4611 4651 4691 4733 (could also use alignment of 'ys' with the lower line) These need to be correct. Cheers, -Polar
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