On 04/07/2017 12:24 PM, Hui Zhang wrote:
Thank you! What do you mean by the following statement? What are their
"parent"?
For user-defined modules themselves, you would need to check their
modTag directly instead of the modTag of their parent.
Hi Hui,
Sorry to be unclear: by parent, I meant the module in which the
ModuleSymbol is defined:
module Parent {
module Child { // To determine if Child is a user module, check this
modTag directly, not Parent's
proc foo() { ... } // To determine if foo is a user function,
check the modTag of Child, the module in which it is defined
}
}
This is important because the "parent" of top level modules is not a
user module, if I recall correctly. So in the example above, while the
modTag of Parent and Child should match (because they are defined in the
same file), the modTag of Parent and its "parent" won't.
Does that make sense? Or am I just being confusing?
Thanks,
Lydia
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