| Well, here's another problem I've encountered. Consider this module:
|
| module M(T) where
| data T = T
|
| Is this legal? Clearly I am just trying to export the type T, but it happens
| that the type has a constructor with the same name. Naming a constructor
| in the export list is explicitely forbidden. How can the compiler tell
| if I intended naming the constructor or type in the export list?
This one is easy (I think) (for a change). The module above is quite legal,
and exports the type T but not the constructor. If you wanted the
constructor to go too, you can write
module M( T(..) )
or
module M( T(T) )
Simon
