Re: still 'import' problems

[robert . butora]

Wow, great! You've guessed right Uwe.
Each and every def wants its own import clause.

Ok, but what confuses me then is that
in older version of Lout for the _same_ set of defs I didn't have
any single 'import' in mydefs file whatsoever, and it worked 
perfectly ?!?.
What is the secret here ??

My trouble is that I use it _very_ often
(a lot of small defs using @B, @Degree etc... and now each of them
gets his own import - same line repeated many many times).
Ok, I'll go for it and restructure my mydefs file if this is
the 'official' and the only way to do it. 

Thanks for comments
Robert




On Tue, 4 Apr 2000, Valeriy E. Ushakov wrote:

> On Tue, Apr 04, 2000 at 12:57:45PM +0300, address@hidden wrote:
> 
> > import @BasicSetup
> > def @FT  right x {  @B FT [ x ] }
> [...]
> > mydefs:21:26: symbol @B unknown or misspelt
> 
> 'import' is not a file-scope directive like, say, C's #include.  You
> have to use 'import' clause on every defintion that imports symbols.
> 
> I've guessed it, have I?
> 
> SY, Uwe
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