I’ve got a module DataManagment with a module global main_dataframe defined as such:
global const main_dataframe = DataFrame()
I’m using it to have a main store of data for a series of experiments. But when I access it from the experiment:
include(“DataManagement.jl”)
using .DataManagement
push!(main_dataframe, named_tuple_of_data)
the dataframe does not appear to update. If I
return main_dataframe
it gives me back an updated dataframe, but when I look at DataManagement.main_dataframe, the dataframe is still empty. What am I doing wrong? Is this the best way to do what I’m trying to do?
Thanks,
–Markos
What you’ve written there should work, but it’s obviously not the whole situation. I would check to make sure that you’re not shadowing the main_dataframe that’s implicitly imported by the using DataManagement with another — completely independent! — local with the same name.
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I’ve made every call to main_dataframe explicitly DataManagement.main_dataframe. Nonetheless, it still returns the updated dataframe (as a check) but DataManagement.main_dataframe is still a properly defined frame, with all the right fields, but remains empty.