Sorry for this basic question, but I've got myself confused... Suppose I use 2 modules, A and B. Both modules export a function, let's say it's `save()`. Julia warns me that the symbols clash. I don't want to have to use the module name to qualify every function imported from A and B (after `import` not `using`). I'd like to just have, say `B.save()` and `save()` (which uses the A version), and use the non-clashing symbols without qualifying them.
it seems that I have to modify all the local code whenever modules A or B decide to export a new symbol... You'd have to use `import` and qualify every imported symbol when using it to be guaranteed safe against changes to imported packages...?
