I know about
module Foo (
exportedFuncA,
ExportedType(..)
) where
exportedFuncA :: ..
exportedFuncA = ..
data ExportedType = ExportedType
It's great that you can only export a subset of all functions defined
in a module. However this kind of declaration causes some work when merging
branches etc. Its not a big deal but takes time.
So does it make sense to add this information using pragmas?
{-# HIDE logInfo, logError #-}
logInfo :: Int -> String -> (Bool, Double)
logInfo = logM INFO "this.module"
logError :: Int -> String -> (Bool, Double)
logInfo = logM ERROR "this.module"
Adding a pragma like HIDE, EXPORT is only a small change but can make a
big difference in everyday life ?
Can template haskell add those pragmas as well?
Marc Weber
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