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• "Saaa" <empty needmail.com> Mar 02 2008

My projects are starting to grow and I really need to start using packages 
:)

So I moved my userEvents module to user.events.
But when I do..

static import user.events;

..I get : module events is in multiple defined.

Does this mean that 'events' needs to be unique even though I use it 
statically and thus can only access it through user.events? 

Erm, changing the name to events2 results in the same error.
I must be doing something wrong :/ 

"Saaa" <empty needmail.com> wrote in message 
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 My projects are starting to grow and I really need to start using packages 
 :)

 So I moved my userEvents module to user.events.
 But when I do..

 static import user.events;

 ..I get : module events is in multiple defined.

 Does this mean that 'events' needs to be unique even though I use it 
 statically and thus can only access it through user.events?


Does the module declaration at the tope of user.events say "module 
user.events;"?

DMDFE's errors for imports and modules are absolutely *impenetrable*.  This 
one error message maps to several possible causes, none of which are obvious 
from what it (rather ungrammatically) says. 

 Does the module declaration at the tope of user.events say "module 
 user.events;"?


No, I put events.d in 'user' dir.

 DMDFE's errors for imports and modules are absolutely *impenetrable*. 
 This one error message maps to several possible causes, none of which are 
 obvious from what it (rather ungrammatically) says.

On Sun, 02 Mar 2008 08:26:48 +0100, Saaa wrote:

 Does the module declaration at the tope of user.events say "module
 user.events;"?


 No, I put events.d in 'user' dir.
 
 
 DMDFE's errors for imports and modules are absolutely *impenetrable*.
 This one error message maps to several possible causes, none of which
 are obvious from what it (rather ungrammatically) says.




you need to have module user.events; in you events.d file or it will not 
work.

Ok, I thought that putting it in a folder would be enough :/
Thanks

 you need to have module user.events; in you events.d file or it will not
 work. 

 you need to have module user.events; in you events.d file or it will not
 work.


module user.events is in multiple packages user.events.

What else am I doing wrong? 

Ignore that. My bad

 module user.events is in multiple packages user.events.

 What else am I doing wrong?