Suppose I have a labelled type 'A' defined like the following one:
module Test (
A (b)
)
where
data A = A
{ b :: Int,
c :: Int
}
I am exporting only 'A(b)', so why the following code "can see" 'c' ?
module Main where
import Test
main :: IO ()
main = print (c (A {c=3,b=2}))
PROMPT> 3
If Test exports only 'A', not 'A(b)', the I get the expected compilation
problem:
ERROR "label.hs" (line 6): "c" is not a selector function/field name
Am I missing something obvious here?
Thanks,
-- Andre
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