Hi, I have a file where I include files: include("./path/File1.jl") include("./path/File2.jl") and then I want to call functions from these files, and since they have the same name, i wanted to use the file’s names as discriminators: File1.function() File2.function() These are my functions, so …

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Conceptually, the include keyword just copy-pastes the code in the target file. Unlike Python’s import, it does not create a separate namespace (or module): in Julia, namespaces and files are disconnected. If you really prefer Python-like behavior, take a look at GitHub - Roger-luo/FromFile.jl: Jul…

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Call functions with the same names from different files

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Call functions with the same names from different files

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