Namespace trouble

[Jorge Adriano Aires]

> On Wed, May 19, 2004 at 08:13:11PM +0100, Jorge Adriano Aires wrote:
> > > MyProgram/A.hs        name: A        import Aux.C
> > > MyProgram/Aux/B.hs    name: Aux.B    import C
> > > MyProgram/Aux/C.hs    name: Aux.C
> >
> > But complains when importing C from B since its name is Aux.C.
> > What is the most elegant way to deal with such cases?
>
> The heirarchical module names are always "full paths" to the module.
> Aux.B still needs to refer to Aux.C.
>
> This is annoying if you want to move something into a different place,
> since it will refer to itself entirely using the full names.
>
> The description of the Heirarchical module standard suggests that they
> are open to ideas for improvement :-)

Yeap got it. 
At first I did use "import Aux.C" but then I was trying to load B using ghci 
from MyProgram/Aux. That didn't work because it expected C to be in an Aux 
subdir. That confused me, but now it's obvious, I have to run ghci from the 
"root" of my program.

Thanks!

J.A.