My project structure is the following:
```
Test
|
+-- pack
| |
| +-- file1.d
| |
| +-- file2.d
|
+-- program.d
```
And here is the code inside these files:
```d
// file2.d
package int value = -120;
```
```d
// file1.d
void printlnValueInFile2() {
import std.stdio: writeln;
import pack.file2: value;
writeln(value);
}
```
```d
// program.d
void main() {
import pack.file1;
printlnValueInFile2(); // -120 expected
}
```
From the directory Test when I'm trying to compile the project
with command
`gdc -o program program.d pack/file1.d pack/file2.d`, it produces
3 errors with the following messages:
- module `file1` from file `pack/file1.d` must be imported with
'`import file1;`' (instead of '`import pack.file1`')
- module `file2` from file `pack/file2.d` must be imported with
'`import file2;`' (instead of '`import pack.file2`')
Don't you need to provide a full path to these files relatively
to the directory where the compilation process takes place (Test)?
- module `file2` member '`value`' is not visible from module
'`file1`' (however, both files are in the same directory)
