Is it legal to use a qualified class name in an instance decl? Hugs98
objects. The program:
module Test where
import qualified Prelude
data Test = Test
instance Prelude.Eq Test where
(Test == Test) = True
The complaint:
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Reading file "d:\Hugs98\lib\Prelude.hs":
Type :? for help
Prelude> :load
d:/HaskellDirect/0.15/examples/comcli/tst.hs
Reading file
"d:/HaskellDirect/0.15/examples/comcli/tst.hs":
ERROR "d:/HaskellDirect/0.15/examples/comcli/tst.hs"
(line 8): Syntax error in input (unexpected `=')
Prelude>
