Hello all,
I am new to Julia, I am trying to run a simple optimization problem using PathSolver. I have installed the PathSolver, but it is giving me this error
ERROR: cannot document the following expression:
using PATHSolver
Any thoughts whats is going on? Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks
Attached is the screenshot of my code
How are you running the file?
“cannot document the following expression” sounds like you’re trying to look up the documentation for it?
I am just running the code using Visual Studio Code software with Julia as language.
I am just running the code using Visual Studio Code software with Julia as language.
Sure. But literally, what buttons did you press/commands did you run to execute the file?
I typically work with the Julia REPL, and execute files using include:
Yes the button which says, Julia: Execute active file in REPL
What are the lines above line 24? Do you have a block like:
"""
Here is a commennt
"""
using PathSolver
It looks like Julia is trying to add a docstring to using PATHSolver
Oh I see. I thought it was a commented string xD. Got it. It works now. Thank you so much 
Multiline comments are
#=
Here
is
a
multiline
comment
=#
using PATHSolver
Ok perfect. Very new to Julia. Still learning the basics
Very new to Julia. Still learning the basics
Welcome! These reports are actually very helpful, because it made me realize that we don’t cover comments, multiline comments, or multiline strings in our Getting started with Julia · JuMP tutorial.
I opened a PR to improve the documentation: [docs] add comments and multiline strings to getting_started_with_julia by odow · Pull Request #3085 · jump-dev/JuMP.jl · GitHub.
Let me know if you come across any other stumbling blocks, or have suggestions for improvements to the docs.