[Haskell] discrepancy between nhc and ghc

[John Meacham]

ghc:
import Random(Random(randomR)) -- good
import Random(randomR) -- good

nhc: (1.16)
import Random(Random(randomR)) -- good
import Random(randomR) -- ERROR! nhc says randomR is not found. 


I was wondering whether this was intentional and which was correct? I
much much prefer the ghc behavior since it lets you export methods
without exporting the class and lets you hide the implementation detail
of whether a function is implemented as a method or normal declaration. 


        John

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