However, turning Haskell into O'Haskell seems like a far more radical
suggestion than the (IMO) conservative language extension under
discussion. So I don't expect it to happen anytime soon. Maybe if
Haskell ever gets a better records/modules system things might look
a bit different. But there doesn't seem to much prospect of that
happening either at the moment.
Actually to the contrary see:
http://www.cwi.nl/~ralf/OOHaskell
This shows that OHaskell/OCaml style object systems can be
implemented in Haskell without any new extension using the
HList library. If foy look at the Shape example on that page
you will see the code is even readable and neat.
Keean.
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