Euphoria
Ticket #349:
Failure to adhere to namespace prefix?
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Reported by
jeremy
Nov 09, 2010
include std/search.e
include std/regex.e as re
constant re_exp = re:new(`john`)
? re:match_all(re_exp, "John Doe")
The function match_all does not exist in std/regex.e. It does exist in std/search.e
Details
1. Comment by SDPringle
Nov 12, 2010
Notice what happens if you comment out std/search.e:
include std/regex.e as re
constant re_exp = re:new(`john`)
? re:match_all(re_exp, "John Doe")
{}
No change. It seems that public symbols are being included even when they are indirectly included and not with 'public include', and that is why it becomes part of the 're' namespace.
2. Comment by jimcbrown
Nov 13, 2010
I suspect this is the same root cause as ticket:343 so I'm blocking it and assigning it to matt. (Feel free to unassign if the cause is something completely different, though...)
3. Comment by jimcbrown
Nov 19, 2010
Now that ticket:343 is fixed, this ticket is open again.
4. Comment by mattlewis
Nov 19, 2010
Yes, I'll start looking at this soon...ish.
5. Comment by mattlewis
Nov 21, 2010
This as of svn:4216.
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