| > 1. "subordinate" names in export lists are always | unqualified Thus, | > we can have M.Ix( index ), but not M.Ix( T.index ). | | I don't see a compelling reason to outlaw the latter. We can | permit the subordinate name to be unqualified, but why should | we enforce it? Ditto for method names in instance decls.
Allowing qualified names on the *lhs* of instance decls involves two new productions (qfunlhs, etc) that I have only just nuked. I sent mail about that some while ago, to see if anyone really thought we should keep it. Then, for export lists, the argument becomes one of uniformity (with instance decls) and simplicity. It seems compelling enough to me. Thanks for your wording suggestions. Simon _______________________________________________ Haskell mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/haskell
