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Let a leaf read from a block - #43
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Every runtime value the servers export has no pragma to declare it - the five of #apptiveGrid, the two of the worker, the 23 of #soil. They all need a leaf whose value is worked out on the spot, and the tree could already hold one: the block is the object and evaluating it is the read. Spelling that out at the call site works but reads like a trick, and there are some thirty of them to write. CanopyAccessor reading: [ ... ] says what it is instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Every runtime value the servers export has no pragma to declare it - the five of #apptiveGrid, the two of the worker, the 23 of #soil. They all need a leaf whose value is worked out on the spot, and the tree could already hold one: the block is the object and evaluating it is the read.
Spelling that out at the call site works but reads like a trick, and there are some thirty of them to write. CanopyAccessor reading: [ ... ] says what it is instead.