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I thought modules were compiled to static class .NET IL code. I can open namespaces and modules, but why not static classes?
printfn "Hello, World!"
open System.Console
WriteLn("Hello, World!")
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There is a suggestion for it on GitHub. The original suggestion, has a comment from Don Syme:
Yes, this should I suppose be implemented to match the corresponding C# feature, since static classes will begin to be more common coming from the C# world.
I would recommend voting for the issue on GitHub (react with a thumbs up). If you have any comment to add then people may become interested in this again.
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This is now supported, starting with the F# 5 release:
open type System.Console
WriteLine "Hello World!"
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