You can specify import functors with a relative path, relative to the
directory of the importing functor itself. E.g., if your functor is
stored in, say, /home/me/Oz/TestProject/Main.oz, then you can import
a second functor stored at home/me/Oz/TestProject/src/MyFunctor.oz
inside Main.oz with
import
MyFunctor at 'src/MyFunctor.oz'
When I refer to source file of the functor Functor1.oz in another
functor Functor2.oz and then try use Functor2 from any script, below
error appear:
"Magic header not found (not a pickle?)"
When I refer to compiled functor:
import
MyFunctor at 'src/MyFunctor.ozf'
then it work ok.
Maybe, this is windows-specific error (I don't test it on Linux).
Very interesting, what build--run-test cycle usually use using in mozart
develop? Now I create functors, then compile them into ozf files then
test it from test script that look like:
declare [Parser LList LChar]= {Module.link ['c:/Documents and
Settings/rushan/data/workspace/devel/oz/up/LList.ozf' 'c:/Documents and
Settings/rushan/data/workspace/devel/oz/up/LChar.ozf']}
{Explorer.all proc {$ Z} X=Z in {LChar.alpha &a X} end}
/ You know Russian a little?/
Only very few words.
I answer becouse you translate my family right and use the 'Strasheela' name
for your project (that hero of our soviet book).
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