Hi all, Apologies if I’m lacking google skills, but I’m unable to find a Julian equivalent of the following common python pattern: if __name__ == "__main__": run_my_main_func() This construct prevents code being executed when import-ing in python. I’m developing a few bespoke scripts in juli…

Try something like if PROGRAM_FILE == @__FILE__ ?

See Within a Julia script, can you tell whether the script has been imported or executed directly? - Stack Overflow

Thanks, and sorry for my inability to google! EDIT: It looks as though that is specific to the REPL. While this solves my current issue, like the original stack overflow poster, I’d like to know if there is a way to tell if a file has been include()-ed or imported.

Between the two, that looks like it will work. Thanks both!

[image] tkelman: if PROGRAM_FILE == @FILE Running into problems with this as the PROGRAM_FILE is the relative path and the @_FILE__ is the absolute path. Running from command line using julia --project=. bin/foo.jl

"Import guard" in julia

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fredrikekre March 9, 2020, 1:11pm 7

See Julia Python equivalent of __main__? - #2 by fredrikekre.

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