Make imports part of the module header. #351
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This PR changes the syntax of modules so that import statements can only appear in the module header, after the module statement. This is working towards issue #241 (avoid loading modules recursively). In addition this PR also lets you optionally put dashes `--` after a module header to separate it from the module body. E.g., ``` module mymodule.main import std.prelude import std.world -- def main { "Hello world!" print } ``` This PR also adds a special error messages for `import` and `module` statements outside of module headers.
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This PR changes the syntax of modules so that import statements can only appear in the module header, after the module statement. This is working towards issue #241 (avoid loading modules recursively).
In addition this PR also lets you optionally put dashes
--after a module header to separate it from the module body. E.g.,This PR also adds a special error messages for
importandmodulestatements outside of module headers.