Update module syntax to take module names instead of paths #21
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The module name in `(require ...)` no longer takes a filename. It is now the module name (which is admittedly the filepath not in quotes and without the extension). Example: before: `(require "predlude/list.tp")` now: `(require prelude/list)`
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The module name in
(require ...)no longer takes a filename. It is now themodule name (which is admittedly the filepath not in quotes and without the
extension).
Example:
before:
(require "predlude/list.tp")now:
(require prelude/list)