Re-posting the first example from Franscisco's thread
<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/elm-discuss/vzcrRdgY1-w>:
There is a common pattern where a library (ex, elm-markdown) will provide a
default config, to be extended by the user.
Here the two ways to do this right now, one painfully verbose and the other
relying on exposing values that would read better if fully qualified
instead of exposed:
import Slides
slidesDefaultConfig =
Slides.defaultConfig
myCustomSlidesConfig =
{ slidesDefaultConfig | someAttribute = myCustomvalue }
or
import Slides exposing (slidesDefaultConfig)
myCustomSlidesConfig =
{ slidesDefaultConfig | someAttribute = myCustomvalue }
Not a big deal TBH, but annoying.
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