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When symbols like Set are included in generated Haskell, they are always qualified with the prefix, i.e. S.Set. However, the imports are not always needed. In Hydra-Python, we minimize standardized imports because otherwise the interpreter will complain about them. It should be straightforward to do the same thing in the Haskell coder. Do it.
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Currently, we have the following boilerplate imports at the top of every file generated by the Haskell coder:
When symbols like
Set
are included in generated Haskell, they are always qualified with the prefix, i.e.S.Set
. However, the imports are not always needed. In Hydra-Python, we minimize standardized imports because otherwise the interpreter will complain about them. It should be straightforward to do the same thing in the Haskell coder. Do it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: