Refer to Extension Method from outside its module, without using {}

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MyModule<public> := module:
    # An example of a struct.
    my_struct<public> := struct {}
    
    # Extend MyStruct as if it had this function as a member.
    (S : my_struct).SomeFunction<public>() : void = {}

# Example function outside of the module.
F() : void =
    # We refer to my_struct using the name of its module.
    # This works perfectly :)
    MyStructInstance := MyModule.my_struct{}
    
    # We try to call SomeFunction, but we can't :(
    MyStructInstance.SomeFunction() # ERROR, unknown member.

In this example, I refer to my_struct from outside its module by using its module name MyModule.my_struct. This way, I don’t have to import the whole module with using { MyModule }.

But, the problem comes when trying to use the extension method SomeFunction(), as I can’t seem to figure out any syntax that let’s me include the module name. Is it even possible? :frowning: