Hi !
I want to include a .jl file in two different ways, according as it is included within a module or on its own. I know this sounds confusing ; here is a way to do it, which I think is awkward, and I’m looking for something more elegant.
so i have foo.jl
with
macro in_my_module_only(arg)
if @isdefined SOME_CRAZY_NAME
return arg
else
return nothing
end
end
@in_my_module_only begin ... end
and then “MyModule.jl” goes like this:
module MyModule
SOME_CRAZY_NAME= 1
include("foo.jl")
end
This actually works! However, I’m not sure if this is the right way to go about it. I thought of inspecting the current module with mod= @__MODULE__
, but then I’m not sure what to do. If I inspect string(mod)
I get Main.MyModule
typically, but in other situations it would be different… or perhaps I should check that string(@__MODULE__)
contains the substring MyModule
?
what do you think?
thanks!
Pierre