On 7/24/12 7:53 PM, Patrick Walton wrote:
In that example, if A::foo were a module in addition to an enum, would
you import everything from the module in addition to all the variants?
If so, resolve3 would have to resolve foo in the type namespace as
well as the module namespace in order to resolve A::foo::*. This would
make globs less likely to resolve (by how much, I don't know).
The interaction with multiple namespaces and reexports was the reason
why the original magic variant importing behavior was removed.
I didn't realize we ever had that feature. I knew that if you
*exported* an enum it exported the variants, didn't know the same worked
for importing at one point.
Niko
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