Ernie Rael wrote:

> I like having the export with the function/data; good to know I'm 
> looking at something that escapes into the wild.
> 
> But I also like to know what contract the file has simply by looking at 
> the top of the file.
> 
> Allow an optional statement, for example `contract`, with only names and 
> not definitions. If the contract statement exists then any/all names in 
> the contract must be exported from the file, otherwise there's an error. 
> In addition, if something is defined with export then it is an error if 
> it does not appear in the contract,  For example,
> 
>     vim9script
>     contract f1, f2
>     export def f1
>     enddef
>     export def f3
>     enddef
> 
> The above has two errors. f2 is in the contract, but not defined. f3 is 
> exported, but is not in the contract.
> 
> Note the word `export` could be re-used instead of adding a new keyword.

What language does it like this?  Why only the names and not the type?
A name is not very useful without knowing what it is.

Generally I don't like this, because you have two places to change when
adding/removing/renaming items.  You can just search for "export" to
find out what a script exports.

> (I am unable to file a feature request on github. Cockpit error or ???)

Might be a github hickup.  My "git push" failed previously, now it's OK
again.

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