add a dummy module for re-exports

1 files changed, 7 insertions, 7 deletions

diff --git a/apps/PromptMessage.hs b/apps/PromptMessage.hs
index f5afd71..8dd3ef5 100644
--- a/apps/PromptMessage.hs
+++ b/apps/PromptMessage.hs
@@ -13,27 +13,27 @@ module PromptMessage
 
 import Text.Printf (printf)
 
-import qualified WindowsEnv.Environment as Env
+import qualified WindowsEnv
 
-oldNewMessage :: Env.Profile -> Env.VarName -> Env.VarValue -> Env.VarValue -> String
+oldNewMessage :: WindowsEnv.Profile -> WindowsEnv.VarName -> WindowsEnv.VarValue -> WindowsEnv.VarValue -> String
 oldNewMessage profile name oldValue newValue =
     descrMsg ++ oldValueMsg ++ newValueMsg
   where
-    profileKey = Env.profileKeyPath profile
+    profileKey = WindowsEnv.profileKeyPath profile
     descrMsg = printf "Saving variable '%s' to '%s'...\n" name (show profileKey)
     oldValueMsg = printf "\tOld value: %s\n" oldValue
     newValueMsg = printf "\tNew value: %s\n" newValue
 
-newMessage :: Env.Profile -> Env.VarName -> Env.VarValue -> String
+newMessage :: WindowsEnv.Profile -> WindowsEnv.VarName -> WindowsEnv.VarValue -> String
 newMessage profile name newValue =
     descrMsg ++ newValueMsg
   where
-    profileKey = Env.profileKeyPath profile
+    profileKey = WindowsEnv.profileKeyPath profile
     descrMsg = printf "Saving variable '%s' to '%s'...\n" name (show profileKey)
     newValueMsg = printf "\tNew value: %s\n" newValue
 
-wipeMessage :: Env.Profile -> Env.VarName -> String
+wipeMessage :: WindowsEnv.Profile -> WindowsEnv.VarName -> String
 wipeMessage profile name =
     printf "Deleting variable '%s' from '%s'...\n" name (show profileKey)
   where
-    profileKey = Env.profileKeyPath profile
+    profileKey = WindowsEnv.profileKeyPath profile