Explaining myself:
MyModule.jl
:
module MyModule
include("./mycode.jl")
end
mycode.jl
:
f(x) = x + 1
Testing:
julia> using Revise
julia> includet("./MyModule.jl")
julia> MyModule.f(1)
2
shell> vim mycode.jl # changed the behaviour of f(x) inside mycode.jl
julia> MyModule.f(1) # the change in f was not tracked
2
julia>
I think this is an issue. Perhaps someone can explain if there is a reason for the file not being tracked, or if we should file an issue.
EDIT: According to this post:
includet
is thought to track only the file itself. The workflow that is recommended is that of @ctkelley, meaning, if the module is in the current directory:
using Revise
push!(LOAD_PATH,"./")
using MyModule
Not bad. One can add this push!(LOAD_PATH,"./")
to the startup.jl
file and then just use the modules in the current working directory directly.