@@ -6,7 +6,8 @@ Elaborator Reflection
7The Idris elaborator is responsible for converting high-level Idris code into the core language.
7The Idris elaborator is responsible for converting high-level Idris code into the core language.
8It is implemented as a kind of embedded tactic language in Haskell, where tactic scripts are written in an *elaboration monad* that provides error handling and a proof state.
8It is implemented as a kind of embedded tactic language in Haskell, where tactic scripts are written in an *elaboration monad* that provides error handling and a proof state.
9−For details, see [Edwin Brady's 2013 paper in the Journal of Functional Programming](https://eb.host.cs.st-andrews.ac.uk/drafts/impldtp.pdf).
9+For details, see `Edwin Brady's 2013 paper in the Journal of Functional
10+Programming <https://eb.host.cs.st-andrews.ac.uk/drafts/impldtp.pdf>`_.
11Elaborator reflection makes the elaboration type as well as a selection of its tactics available to Idris code.
12Elaborator reflection makes the elaboration type as well as a selection of its tactics available to Idris code.
12This means that metaprograms written in Idris can have complete control over the elaboration process, generating arbitrary code, and they have access to all of the facilities available in the elaborator, such as higher-order unification, type checking, and emitting auxiliary definitions.
13This means that metaprograms written in Idris can have complete control over the elaboration process, generating arbitrary code, and they have access to all of the facilities available in the elaborator, such as higher-order unification, type checking, and emitting auxiliary definitions.