I’ve following dir structure: -> Calc (root dir) -> src -> Calc.jl -> Controls.jl -> Models.jl Below are the content of the files: Calc.jl: module Calc include("Models.jl") include("Controls.jl") export Models,Controls end # module Mode…

Maybe, this thread helps: [image] Best practice for managing package hierarchy New to Julia What’s the best practice for the management of a package and its modules? Please take a look at the following example. In this example, module A is a kind of a Base module, and m…

If you want to work with submodules, you could do something like: # calc.jl module Calc export myWidget, useMyWidget include("models.jl") include("controls.jl") using .Models, .Controls end and # models.jl module Models export myWidget struct myWidget x::AbstractString end end and # …

Thanks for the responding at code level. I’m from a python background and the way I import modules/functions is based on root directory. Example: Dir: src -> A.py -> B.py # A.py def bar(): pass #B.py import A def foo(): A.bar() It’s really confusing to understand the submodules …

[image] akhil_teja: It’s really confusing to understand … The confusion comes because we mix here two things: include and sub modules. Think of it as one big source file where the submodules are defined like in the manual example. Submodules are necessary if you want to have different namesp…

Thanks for the response. I have went through the post you wrote, but still I don’t get this from a user experience point: If I’m a maintainer of the repo I do understand that src/A.jl is included in main namespace and I can define my parameters without an explicit import. But for the first time v…

[image] akhil_teja: for the first time viewer don’t you think this would be a nightmare to understand that AbstractA is a part of main namespace. AbstractA is declared in the namespace of MyPackage. It is exported and gets into Main namespace if a user does a using MyPackage there. You as t…

[image] pbayer: Why is that a nightmare? You write a nice docstring and everything should be clear. No? Just chiming in here with a guess, but perhaps the OP is referring to the common practice when using Julia packages to inject all kinds of symbols into the current namespace. The more-or-le…

Import struct from other module as a parameter

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Import struct from other module as a parameter

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