priv mod say {
pub fn hello() { io::println(~"hello"); }
}
pub mod hello {
use say;
pub fn hello() {
say::hello();
}
}
pub use hello::*; // doesn't work - `pub use hello::hello;` does
fn main() {
hello();
}Results in this error when compiling:
error: failed to resolve imports
a.rs:13:8: 13:17 error: unresolved import
a.rs:13 pub use hello::*; // doesn't work - `pub use hello::hello;` does
^~~~~~~~~
a.rs:6:5: 6:9 error: unresolved import
a.rs:6 use say;
^~~~
As mentioned in the code, explicitly re-exporting items works but is not a good alternative for when you have hundreds of items (including variants) in a module. Changing the say module to public doesn't fix it.
Results in this error when compiling:
As mentioned in the code, explicitly re-exporting items works but is not a good alternative for when you have hundreds of items (including variants) in a module. Changing the say module to public doesn't fix it.