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@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Luau is our new language that you can read more about at [https://luau-lang.org]
We have introduced a syntax to provide default type values inside the type alias type parameter list. We have introduced a syntax to provide default type values inside the type alias type parameter list.
It is now possible to have type functions where the instantiation can omit some of the parameters. It is now possible to have type functions where the instantiation can omit some type arguments.
You can provide concrete types: You can provide concrete types:
@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ local a: EqComp<number> = ... -- (l: number, r: number) -> boolean
local b: EqComp<number, string> = ... -- (l: number, r: string) -> boolean local b: EqComp<number, string> = ... -- (l: number, r: string) -> boolean
``` ```
Type pack parameters can also have a default value: Type pack parameters can also have a default type pack:
```lua ```lua
--!strict --!strict
@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ local a: Process<number> = ... -- (number) -> ...string
local b: Process<number, (boolean, string)> = ... -- (number) -> (boolean, string) local b: Process<number, (boolean, string)> = ... -- (number) -> (boolean, string)
``` ```
If all type parameters have a default type value, it is now possible to reference that without providing a type parameter list: If all type parameters have a default type, it is now possible to reference that without providing any type arguments:
```lua ```lua
--!strict --!strict