I end up using a combination of two techniques:

- putting the directory concerned on the Haskell library include path (-i in GHC IIRC, and a registry setting for Hugs, also accessible using the :set command).

- import X.Y.Z
The hierarchical module naming structure is interpreted as subdirectories from some starting point (e.g. as above). But I think this may change with work-in-progress proposals for a new library structure.


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At 15:59 11/12/03 +0800, Wang Meng wrote:
Hi All,

Anybody has the experience of importing a module from a different
directory?In my code, i need to import a module that is not in the current
directory. How can I do that in GHC?


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