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Author: mattqual

TODO

@@ -180,8 +180,9 @@
     - [ ] Indexing
     - [ ] `shareable:Boolean`
     - [ ] `clone()`
-  - [ ] sx.intl.**
+  - [ ] sx.intl.*
     - [ ] Like ECMA-262 `Intl`. Aliased globally as `Intl::` for clarity.
-  - [ ] sx.temporal.**
+    - [ ] Do not define subpackages for consistency with `Intl::`.
+  - [ ] sx.temporal.*
     - [ ] Defines ECMA-262 like `Temporal` functionality, including classes and methods. That package is aliased globally as `Temporal::` for clarity.
-
+    - [ ] Do not define subpackages for consistency with `Temporal::`.

src/_BASE/statements/import.md

@@ -23,16 +23,5 @@ Alias a package:
 ```
 import f = q.f.*;
 
-f::x
-```
-
-Alias a package recursively:
-
-```
-package q.f.w {
-    public var x = 10;
-}
-
-import f = q.f.**;
 f::x
 ```

src/aliases.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Aliases are used in different places of the language:
 
 ```
 import CT = com.business.coreRT.enum.ContactType;
-import q = com.business.quantum.**;
+import q = com.business.quantum.*;
 type U = (decimal, String);
 namespace special_version;
 ```

src/default-lexical-scope.md

@@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ The topmost scope defines a `SX` property, which is an alias to a package wildca
 
 ## Intl
 
-The topmost scope defines a `Intl` property, which is an alias to `sx.intl.**`.
+The topmost scope defines a `Intl` property, which is an alias to `sx.intl.*`.
 
 ## Temporal
 
-The topmost scope defines a `Temporal` property, which is an alias to `sx.temporal.**`.
+The topmost scope defines a `Temporal` property, which is an alias to `sx.temporal.*`.

src/lexical-scopes.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
 
 ### Import list
 
-The import list may contain package single imports, package wildcard imports, and package recursive imports.
+The import list may contain package single imports and package wildcard imports.
 
 ## Scope variants
 

src/overview/relation/java.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 ## Package flexibility
 
-ShockScript has an advantage over Java when it comes to packages: the user can import a package recursively and even alias it.
+While importing definitions, the user can alias a definition, or even a package.
 
 ```
 package com.business.product.core {
@@ -11,31 +11,17 @@ package com.business.product.core {
         //
     }
 }
-package com.business.product.core.enum {
+package com.business.product.core {
     //
     public enum ChartType {
         const BAR;
         const FLOW;
     }
 }
 
-import pns = com.business.product.**;
+import pns = com.business.product.*;
 //
 const chart_type : pns::ChartType = "flow";
 //
 const chart = new pns::Chart(chart_type);
-```
-
-When doing so, the user must ensure that a name is not to collide with another name.
-
-```
-package com.company.product {
-    public const x = 0;
-}
-package com.company.product.omega {
-    public const x = 10, y = 10.5;
-}
-import pns = com.company.product.**;
-pns::y // OK
-pns::x // ERROR! name conflict
 ```

src/overview/relation/reactjs.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ ShockScript allows for `<q:N>`, whose name resolution equals `q::N`. Dots may be
 For brevity, you do either:
 
 ```
-import bc = com.business.components.**;
+import bc = com.business.components.*;
 
 <bc:AppBar/>
 ```

src/packages.md

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ A package wildcard import is aliased for the following directive:
 import q = com.business.quantum.*;
 ```
 
-Then `q` may be used as a qualifier to resolve to a name in the `quantum` package (excluding subpackages).
+Then `q` may be used as a qualifier to resolve to a name in the `com.business.quantum.*` package (excluding subpackages).
 
 ```
 q::x
@@ -81,26 +81,6 @@ For the following directive, the package wildcard import is contributed to the l
 import com.business.quantum.*;
 ```
 
-## Package recursive import
-
-A package recursive import is aliased for the following directive:
-
-```
-import q = com.business.quantum.**;
-```
-
-Then `q` may be used as a qualifier to resolve to a name in the `quantum` package and its subpackages in a recursive way.
-
-```
-q::x
-```
-
-For the following directive, the package recursive import is contributed to the lexical scope:
-
-```
-import com.business.quantum.**;
-```
-
 ## Source path
 
 - A package definition must contain exactly one definition item, and its name must match the source path.