Jared,
How about combining the two (since 'hiding' is already a reserved
word):
module Module hiding ( list, of, things, not, to, export ) where ....
Everything gets exported except what you explicitly hide. Is this
general enough? Are there reasons why this might not work? And does
this solve your problem? Does anyone like this idea (aethestically and
pragmatically)?
This seems to make perfect sense to me, by having this syntax we can
cater for three different exports:
export explicit functions only;
export everything in the module and
export everything except explicitly named functions.
Thanks.
Chris.
Jared.
Christopher Brown
Ph.D. Student University of Kent. UK.
http://www.cs.kent.ac.uk/people/rpg/cmb21/index.html
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