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Support ImportQualifiedPost #284
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Yes, we need that as well at work :) |
HLint can tell a success story about such transition. |
HLint is a good inspiration :) |
This should be fixed by #307. |
cool! |
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Adds an option to use post qualified module imports. Related to haskell#284 Resolves haskell#334
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Adds an option to use post qualified module imports. Related to haskell#284 Resolves haskell#334
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* Add support for post qualified import formatting. Adds an option to use post qualified module imports. Related to #284 Resolves #334 * Add failing test cases for post qualified import formatting. Related to #284 and #334 * Fix imports test case 33 - 'qualified' goes before imported names * Consolidate import module name logic Co-authored-by: Jim McStanton <jim@jhmcstanton.com>
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Starting from GHC 8.10, with this extension enabled, one can write:
Now we can save 10 spaces on non-qualified imports!
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