Hi, To be short, no, I believe there is no way. When module A.B is re-exported, in reality it's not module re-exported but rather all symbols in current scope that were imported from A.B are exported. Furthermore, there is no way to know whether module is defined in a given module or just re-exported; and no way to know module it was re-exported from. This is kind of abstraction that gives some freedom to alter library internals without altering external interface. Best regards, Alexey Shmalko On Sat, May 2, 2015 at 3:10 AM <amindfv@gmail.com> wrote:

It's possible to write e.g.

module A (module A.B, x) where

To reexport everything from A.B

And we can

import A hiding (x)

Is there a way to also

import A hiding (module A.B)

?

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