Dear all, As a part of a program I am developing in Julia, I would like to have boundary conditions defined as Julia functions. However, I ran into the “too new for this world problem”. It took me quite a while to come up with MWE. (It may still be a bit on the big side, but anything smaller sim…

I think, it would be better to parse those boundary conditions as variables (probably arrays?) instead of baking them into hard code. You can still execute those functions but then you have to use Base.invokelatest.

Too new for this world problem when called from a function

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roflmaostc November 2, 2021, 6:45pm 14

The topic was also discussed here before.

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Too new for this world problem when called from a function

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