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a1369209993 | 1 year ago
Yes you can - that's just a existential type. I'm not sure what the syntax would be, but it could be somthing like:
List (exists a : {x=int, ...'a})
(In practice (ie if your language doesn't support existential types) you might need to jump through hoops like: List ((forall a : {x=int, ...'a} -> b) -> b)
or whatever the language-appropriate equivalent is, but in that case your list will have been created with the same hoops, so it's a minor annoyance rather than a serious problem.)
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