>
> OK, one more try. If I say `Mod.a`, then 1.4 (correctly) treats it as a
> call—I don't need the ()s. A bare function call means the current module.
> So could we also support `.a` as a function call in the default module?
>

Sorry but I am not sure I see the logic here. Maybe you are trying to
convince me from the syntax perspective while I am mostly concerned with
the semantics? For vars and functions, different semantics and scopes, all
the trouble came from using the same syntax.

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