I am building an application package in Mathematica. The application contains multiple packages and refers to other application packages
To set everything up, I have used and followed the application packages instructions of the help section of workbench which is also available at:http://reference.wolfram.com/workbench/index.jsp?topic=/com.wolfram.eclipse.help/html/tasks/applications/introduction.html under the Packages and Applications subsection but...
- I have implemented and tested single package application packages and the all seem to work fine.
- My Multiple packages and application is not working fine at this moment because of the following identified problems: a) the main package of the application calls functions implemented in the extra packages, but these function seem not to be recognized there. I have tried even to explicitly call them in the main package using the Needs command at the beginning of the package with 开发者_如何学运维no avail. *What am I doing wrong?*The extra packages are all in the application folder as the help directs to do. More specifically:
The main package and the application are named OptMainFuncAll` so the main package OptMainFuncAll.m begins with
BeginPackage["OptMainFuncAll`"]
The extra packages IntermFunct.m and VolCandExt.m begin with:
BeginPackage[ "OptMainFuncAll`IntermFunct`"]
BeginPackage[ "QuadOptMainFuncAll`VolCandExt`"]
Yet functions defined in IntermFunct.m and VolCandExt.m are are unknown when called for in OptMainFuncAll.m -- What am I doing wrong?
Ihave even tried explicitly declaring
Needs[ "OptMainFuncAll`IntermFunct`"]
Needs[ "QuadOptMainFuncAll`VolCandExt`"]
at the beginning of OptMainFuncAll.m and it has not solved my problem
In addition I have made a reference to a second application package (BasicSym )and workbench shows it as referenced, but its functions also seem unknown in OptMainFuncAll.m .
I have also tried beginning OptMainFuncAll.m with
BeginPackage[{OptMainFuncAll`, BasicSym`}]
and it did not work; the console at run times returns the message:
BeginPackage::cxt: Invalid context specified at position 1 in BeginPackage[{OptMainFuncAll
, BasicSym
}]. A context must consist of valid symbol names separated by and ending with `. EndPackage::noctx: No previous context defined.
I am sure I am making some stupid application package developer mistake, but I can't seem to put my hand on it.
If you can just tell me the exact package declarations in BeginPackage[?] for the main package, the extra packages and the referenced packages with the names I provided here for everything to work smoothly, i'd greatly appreciate.
Please Try:
BeginPackage["OptMainFuncAll`",
{"BasicSym`",
"OptMainFuncAll`IntermFunct`",
"QuadOptMainFuncAll`VolCandExt`"}
]
The current package name is the first argument, while the second argument is a list of package names (contexts) that it will depend upon.
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