See Section 4.4.2, after the table. Does that answer the qestion?
Simon
| -----Original Message-----
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| Sent: 12 July 2001 15:03
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| Subject: Re: Another question wrt hiding imports
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| I asked this a while ago and never got an answer. Asking
| again in better context:
|
| How do you control importing operator precedence?
|
| Suppose that you have:
| f x = 2 + 2 * x
|
| And an imported module increases the precedence of (+).
| You end up getting mangled.
|
| My assumption is that the only way to protect yourself from
| this is to import qualified so A.+ has a different precedence from +.
|
| But I don't think the report promises this. The report just
| promises that A.+ has the same precedence as (+) inside module A.
|
| -Alex-
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