Example:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /tmp/qual $ ls; cat M.hs main.hs; ghc --make main.hs
M.hi M.hs M.o main.hs
-- module M ------------------
module M where
import Data.List
infixr 9 .!.
f = "dummyf"
(.!.) = (!!)
-- module Main ------------------
module Main where
import qualified M as M
main = do
print $ M.f -- (1)
print $ M.(.!.) [1,2] 1 -- (2)
-- -------------------------------
[2 of 2] Compiling Main ( main.hs, main.o )
main.hs:7:10: Not in scope: data constructor `M' (3)
main.hs:7:12: Not in scope: `.!.' (4)
Calling M.f (1) works fine whereas calling M.(.!.) results in the error
messages.
Is possible somehow? Can I find more information in the ghc docs?
Marc Weber
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