Tom,
Then what will you do when naming operations in a class? Is it right that
care has to be taken in order not to conflict with other classes?
Say, I have a Person class where I want to define an operation "getName".
Is it wise to name it "getPersonName" instead?
I notice that FiniteMap always names operations and functions xxxFM,
although that looks ugly to me. Is that a general good thing to do when
naming operations?
Ben.
Tom Pledger
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>Hi, when writing haskell code. It is so annoying that name clashes keep
>happening.
>
>I have to be careful about the data constructor names, about the class
>names, about the class member names.
>
>[...]
>
>As a novice haskell programmer, I might be missing something here though.
>If somebody can kindly give me some instruction of how to work with names,
>appreicate it a lot!
>
Hi.
Try using small modules and qualified names.
module Illumination where
data Illumination = Dark | Light
module Weight where
data Weight = Heavy | Light
module UseBoth where
import Illumination
import Weight
easyToCarry = (Illumination.Light, Weight.Light)
Regards,
Tom
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