Hi - Given some large list of modules which need to be used qualified, I'd like to be able to make a convenience module that I could use instead, and which would export all these modules also qualified by an alias, ie: module Top ( module qualified Top.First as First , module qualified Top.Second as Second ) where ... import qualified Top.First so that I could then say: import Top main = do a <- First.create ... b <- Second.create ... instead of having to always write: import qualified Top.First as First import qualified Top.Second as Second -- this may be a *very* long list in every module that uses the "Top" API. The current "workaround" for this problem in the standard libraries seems to be to always append the module name to the name of the function or type or constructor (which is unfortunately, like record field names, not local to the type but that's another story) eg by using createFirst, createSecond etc, which seems a bit messy to me. An alternative is to use the C preprocessor and #include a file containing all the import declarations, but although "ok", I'd prefer to be able to express the code organization purely in Haskell itself. This must be a very common issue so I'm wondering if anyone else has some better ideas on how to solve it? Thanks, Brian.