I have some user-defined structures and I put them in Module file. module name_module # here all structures end I want to import my structures from my module as below (as a package), however, I have an error. Any idea to solve that? using .name_module ERROR: LoadError: UndefVarError: name_module …

You will always get a warning whenever replacing a module. I’m confused as to what help you want in this post. Your original post shows an error about ModuleClasses not being defined, but now you are consistently asking for help avoiding a warning about replacing a module. These two issues seem unr…

I am sorry if two things are missed up. My code is as below. I run it by clicking Execute active file in REPL via VS Code. For the first run, it is ok, but when I run the code again it shows the warning of replacing the module. So, here what is the modifications that I need to do on the code to avoi…

[image] Amro: So, here what is the modifications that I need to do on the code to avoid this warning? [image] StevenWhitaker: You will always get a warning whenever replacing a module. If you want to avoid the warning, you can’t include your module again. So you should run include("nam…

You could try FromFile ? ]add FromFile @from "name_module.jl" using name_module

It gave me warnings and errors related to my structures, which were not shown before

[image] Amro: I want to import my structures from my module as below (as a package), however, I have an error. Any idea to solve that? I would just create an actual package (you don’t have to register it publicly); it’s the best way to organize and re-use any nontrivial amount of code in the …

@Amro : To start off, I should first mention my agreement with @stevengj 's previous post. It is highly likely that you would benefit overall by creating an actual package to house your new code. Having said that, I noticed there being much confusion regarding the differences between include and us…

Thanks for your explanation. I am using using .name_module to allow using the functions in the module directly without writing name_module. before the functions. Can I do that also without writing using .name_module?

Probably not. You can however use a nickname, if this helps you in any way. import .name_module const M = name_module M.my_function(...)

Thanks for your reply. So, here eventually do I need also to put include("name_module.jl"); because this is a user-defined model as below? include("name_module.jl"); import .name_module const M = name_module M.my_function(...)

How to include my module file as a package?

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