Tom Van Cutsem <mailto:tomvc...@gmail.com>
January 27, 2012 10:53 AM
Off-topic: What is the recommended style for naming modules?
Capitalized and camel-cased? It’s nothing I couldn’t get used to,
but it seems like the naming precedent would be JavaScript
packages. Or is Reflect capitalized, because it is a built-in module?
I have been using @reflect as the name of the module, and Reflect as
the name of the module instance object, as in:
module Reflect from "@reflect";
I believe that the latest (not yet in wiki) syntax uses 'at' not 'from'
for the out-of-line module body case:
module M { ... }
module N at "U";
import P from M;
import P from "U";
P is a pattern, in general. It could be * or an identifier if not a full
destructuring pattern.
/be
Not sure if that is still the correct module syntax (and naming
convention).
Cheers,
Tom
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