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Introduce glob imports in import statements #1566
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Allow glob imports in import statements
Introduce glob imports in import statements
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branched off of #1469
This PR mainly introduces glob imports in import statements, e.g.:
et cetera.
Glob imports work similarly to other languages:
Foo.*
brings in everything fromFoo
, whileFoo.* as Bar
brings in all ofFoo
, but aliased under a namespaceBar
. For example, iffunction F() : Unit {}
exists inFoo
, then after importing viaFoo.* as Bar
, it would be available asBar.F()
.Other incidental changes include:
Display
impl forImportOrExportItem
, for easier-to-read tests