So, let's say I've got this hierarchy of modules: Plant `-- Vegetable | `-- Celery | `-- Lettuce `-- Fruit `-- Raspberry `-- Apple What I would like to be able to do is import and use modules like so: code: -------- import qualified Plant.Vegetable as V -- call a function in module Celery V.Celery.grow -------- and code: -------- import qualified Plant as P P.Fruit.Raspberry.jam -------- I tried using connecting modules, which I read about online: code (Plant.hs): -------- module Plant ( module Plant.Vegetable , module Plant.Fruit ) import Plant.Vegetable import Plant.Fruit -- (And likewise for Plant/Vegetable.hs and Plant/Fruit.hs.) However, this pools the functions from the sub-modules all into one name space, which does not allow me to make the sort of function calls I described above. Although sometime it is okay to have the functions all in one name space, it doesn't fit the style I'm aiming for, and it can be a real pain if multiple modules have a function of the same name (e.g., if all fruits and veggies have a "grow" function). Is it possible to do what I'm trying to do? -- frigidcode.com indicium.us