module P
module C
export foo
foo() = 2
end
module A
using ..C
end
module B
using ..C
end
end
Tested with
julia> P.A.C.foo()
2
On Tuesday, July 22, 2014 9:04:17 PM UTC-4, ggggg wrote:
>
> Lets say I'm making a package P.jl. Inside P I define modules A, B and C
> all in separate files. I'd like to use C inside of A and B, and export a
> function from C from P.
>
> So right now B looks like
> include("C.jl")
> module B
> using C
> B body
> end
>
> And A looks like
> include("C.jl")
> module A
> using C
> A body
> end
>
> And P looks like
> include("A.jl")
> include("B.jl")
> include("C.jl")
> module P
> using A,B,C
> P body
> end
>
> I suspect that I'm doing it wrong for a few reasons.
> 1. I'm using two lines to get a module instead of one (include + using)
> 2. I've included C three times in P.
> 3. Autoreload.jl is complaining
>
> At the least it seems like I should remove "include("C.jl")" from P, which
> seems to help. I'd appreciate some general guidance.
>
