I think there are two schools of thought on that question: * Matlab users like the automatic reloading they’re used to from Matlab and find Autoreload really helpful to their productivity. * Users of languages where automatic reloading doesn’t happen are more likely to end their Julia session and start a new one.
FWIW, the second option is the only way to absolutely guarantee that your code will be rendered correctly because Julia does not currently recompile functions that other function depend upon. — John On Jan 29, 2014, at 11:52 PM, Robert DJ <[email protected]> wrote: > Aah! I hadn't thought about the scope function call. > Autoreload seems like a nice way to go! > > On a more subjective level, I am wondering if I go about this the wrong way: > When working on a package/collection of functions what is the 'best' way to > go about an edit-test cycle? Using Autoreload on the current file? > > Best, > > Robert
