I get some warnings when I include one public file in several other files in a same package. It is straightforward to include the public file which defines some common functions. The code is as follows. # ./src/test_redefine.jl module test_redefine export Dog, my_add include("utils.jl") …

[image] hendri54: I don’t see anything wrong with including a simple file that just contains some constants multiple times. Am I missing any issues this could generate? It’s definitely not recommended in Julia. Any types or functions defined in that file will be defined twice, and those two d…

Need to include one file multiple times, how to avoid warning

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ufechner7 August 12, 2019, 3:02am 4

Put your “utils” into a module and use it with “using utils”.

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Need to include one file multiple times, how to avoid warning

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