Benjamin Peterson wrote:
> While the solutions given by others in this thread will work, I think it
> is best policy to not name your own modules after stdlib ones. When I see
> "os" referenced in code, I assume it is the stdlib one, and don't want to
> be confused by the presence of your own module.
Yes, I have finally chosen this alternative: things are much simpler like
this.
Thanks
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