Sorry, I was wrong with the pointing out the correspondence of if __name__ == '__main__': in python with something like `current_module() == Main` in Julia. Or at least wrong suggesting it can be used similarly.
In Python modules are tied to files and a module has the name of the file. So if you do `import matematicas`, python views the whole of the file as the module matematicas and thus the test __name__ == '__main__' fails. Conversely, if you just run the file, python sees it as a script and the test __name__ == '__main__' passes. In Julia however you have to specify the module separately inside the file with `module Matematicas ... end`. As you wrote it, your test `if !isinteractive() && current_module() == Main` is outside that module block and thus `current_module() == Main` will be true and it gets executed. However, if you put in inside the module block it will never get executed! Bottom line is, I don't think there is an easy way in Julia to duplicate that dual life of a file in python which will be a script if called directly and a module if imported. Have a look at some of the Julia packages to see how they are organised, e.g.: https://github.com/johnmyleswhite/Benchmark.jl and try whether you can live with that. On Tue, 2014-02-11 at 06:01, ismael.vc1...@gmail.com wrote: > Hey I'm also getting used to git/github, is this a good bug report, can't I > reference the file Matematicas.jl or commit hash in better way when opening > issues? > > https://github.com/Ismael-VC/Club_TESCI/issues/1 > > Wrapping the import/using/require/include code inside another enclosing > moduleonly works as intended with "include": > > ismaelvc@toybox ~/T/C/C/julia_code (master)> cat > include_test.jl > module IncludeTest > > include("Matematicas.jl") > > end > > ismaelvc@toybox ~/T/C/C/julia_code (master)> julia include_test.jl > Control TEST! > > > > ismaelvc@toybox ~/T/C/C/julia_code (master)> cat > import_test.jl > module ImportTest > > import Matematicas > > end > > ismaelvc@toybox ~/T/C/C/julia_code (master)> julia import_test.jl > Test: Main > > fgen(4, 3, -1) > x1 = 0.25 > x2 = -1.0 > > Control TEST! > > > > ismaelvc@toybox ~/T/C/C/julia_code (master)> cat > using_test.jl > module UsingTest > > using Matematicas > > end > > ismaelvc@toybox ~/T/C/C/julia_code (master)> julia using_test.jl > Test: Main > > fgen(4, 3, -1) > x1 = 0.25 > x2 = -1.0 > > Control TEST! > > > > ismaelvc@toybox ~/T/C/C/julia_code (master)> cat > require_test.jl > module RequireTest > > require("Matematicas.jl") > > end > ismaelvc@toybox ~/T/C/C/julia_code (master)> julia require_test.jl > Test: Main > > fgen(4, 3, -1) > x1 = 0.25 > x2 = -1.0 > > Control TEST!
