• Saaa (8/8) Mar 01 2008 My projects are starting to grow and I really need to start using packag...
• Saaa (2/2) Mar 01 2008 Erm, changing the name to events2 results in the same error.
• Jarrett Billingsley (7/15) Mar 01 2008 Does the module declaration at the tope of user.events say "module
• Saaa (2/7) Mar 01 2008 handy :)
• Jesse Phillips (3/13) Mar 01 2008 you need to have module user.events; in you events.d file or it will not...
• Saaa (2/4) Mar 01 2008
• Saaa (2/4) Mar 02 2008 module user.events is in multiple packages user.events.
• Saaa (1/4) Mar 02 2008

"Saaa" <empty needmail.com> writes:

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? 

"Saaa" <empty needmail.com> writes:

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

"Jarrett Billingsley" <kb3ctd2 yahoo.com> writes:

"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. 

"Saaa" <empty needmail.com> writes:

 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.

 handy :) 

Jesse Phillips <jessekphillips gmail.com> writes:

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.

  handy :)

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

"Saaa" <empty needmail.com> writes:

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. 

"Saaa" <empty needmail.com> writes:

 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? 

"Saaa" <empty needmail.com> writes:

Ignore that. My bad

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

 What else am I doing wrong?