This really seems like a bug to me, but perhaps I’m missing some kind of obscure difference between (x, y) and x => y syntax… import Base: ==, big import IntervalArithmetic: Interval struct Foo <: Real v end # Necessary for printing ==(x::Foo, y::Float64) = x.v == y big(x::Foo) = big(x.v) # Th…

`(x, y)` works but `x => y` doesn't

Jeff_Emanuel June 10, 2021, 11:05pm 6

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