function foo(name, package) println( package, "#1 foo pack") newpackage=copy(package) println( newpackage, "#1 foo newpack") push!(newpackage[1].second, name) println( package, "#2 foo pack") println( newpackage, "#2 foo newpack") return newpackage end julia> foo(…

Push! function changes original array

Dictino December 23, 2020, 11:45am 2

deepcopy instead of copy Will do the job.

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