On 2011-11-21 10:30, Jude Young wrote:
young@Dan-Laptop:~/bin/mytest$ vim otherproject/curses.d
young@Dan-Laptop:~/bin/mytest$ dmd -I/ncurses -I/otherproject test.d
I made it so that both projects have identical module names.
"module curses;"
DMD still works it out fine if you import "ncurses.curses,
otherproject.curses;"
Does that really work? You would need to do "dmd -I." which I think dmd
does by default so in this case it actually works.
The only way that I can see you running into errors is if you insist
upon using "import curses;".
Yeah, that's what I did.
Which I do not know how you will get around that anyways, so I think I
am entirely missing your point.
...and it appears that there is an error in ncurses about unctrl.d...
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I showed you an example, and there were no problems.
Show me an example where there will be problems, because everything you
have told me does not seem to apply to the current situation.
jacob@des-051 ~/development/d/foobar$ ls
lib main.d
jacob@des-051 ~/development/d/foobar$ cat main.d
module main;
import foo.test;
import bar.test;
void main ()
{
}jacob@des-051 ~/development/d/foobar$ cd lib/
jacob@des-051 ~/development/d/foobar/lib$ ls
bar foo
jacob@des-051 ~/development/d/foobar/lib$ cd bar/
jacob@des-051 ~/development/d/foobar/lib/bar$ cat test.d
module test;jacob@des-051 ~/development/d/foobar/lib/bar$ cd ../foo/
jacob@des-051 ~/development/d/foobar/lib/foo$ cat test.d
module test;jacob@des-051 ~/development/d/foobar/lib/foo$ cd ../../
jacob@des-051 ~/development/d/foobar$ dmd main.d -I./lib/foo -I./lib/bar
main.d(3): Error: module test is in file 'foo/test.d' which cannot be read
import path[0] = ./lib/foo
import path[1] = ./lib/bar
import path[2] = /Users/jacob/.dvm/compilers/dmd-1.070/bin/../import
jacob@des-051 ~/development/d/foobar$ dmd main.d -I./lib
main.d(4): Error: module test from file ./lib/bar/test.d conflicts with
another module test from file ./lib/foo/test.d
jacob@des-051 ~/development/d/foobar$
If I change both test files to include the package, e.g. "module
foo.test;" and "module bar.test;" it works. But in that case I have to
add the whole "lib" to the include path, which I may not want to. Then I
have to manually put the projects in their own directories.
I will fix both Deimos and ZeroMQ (and the projects I'm currently
working on) if you can give me enough information to duplicate the
problems.
It's just weird if the module and import declarations doesn't match,
i.e. "module curses;" and "import ncurses.curses;".
--
/Jacob Carlborg
