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Microsoft (R) F# 2.0 Interactive build 4.0.40219.1
I’m trying to define new record type:
type TestOptions =
{ perRunGC : bool;
collectGCStat : bool;
}
All is fine, but let’s add one more field:
type TestOptions =
{ perRunGC : bool;
collectGCStat : bool;
highPriority : bool;
} ^
And I am getting parser error in a position marked above:
error FS0010: Unexpected character ' ' in field declaration
What’s wrong with my code? Is it compiler bug?
Errors like this are often caused by unicode characters in your source file.
In this case you probably have a non-breaking space (or any other kind of special space) instead of a regular space at the location where the compiler chokes.