Idris2/tests/idris2/namespace001/Scope.idr
MarcelineVQ d94b86e62c change namespace parser to have minimum indentation
The namespace parser was not requiring a minimum indentation and instead
based its indentation on the following line, which meant that a line like:

namespace Foo
foodef : Int

placed foodef into namespace Foo instead of the module's top level.
And so made it unclear when a namespace ends.
2020-06-21 20:17:00 +01:00

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-- Namespaces are currently allowed to be empty, as modules are, but also
-- require their contents to be indented to denote where they end.
-- Whereas a module's end is the end of the file.
-- Since there's no indentation on the latter definitions, this file should have
-- Test in scope under Main.X.Test, Test in scope under Main.Test, and nothing
-- in scope in Main.Y because namespace Y ends immediately.
namespace X
private
data Test = A | B
namespace Y
private
data Test = A | B