The directives open, inherit and use will soon be
processed in order of writing within a module. For example:
//////////////////////////////////////
#import <flx.flxh>
module X {
module Y { fun f:int->int="$1"; }
}
open X;
open Y;
print$ f 1; endl;
///////////////////////////////////
will now work. This means fully qualified names are no longer
required in the arguments to 'open', for example:
module MyType { typedef mytype=int; }
open MyType;
open Stl;
open Vector[mytype];
should work, rather than
open Stl::Vector[MyType::mytype];
which was required previously.
Note carefully the order of writing sequence is only assured
*within* a module or other scope. It is not clear if directives
in a parent module are processed before those in a child,
because, for example, the parent can OPEN a child module.
This may introduce ambiguities that couldn't exist before --
if necessary revert to fully qualified names :)
--
John Skaller <skaller at users dot sf dot net>
Felix, successor to C++: http://felix.sf.net
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