Im not sure if this is a bug or if I am a bug. Maybe someone can explain
this to me:
I am running julia Version 0.3.0-prerelease+3649 on linux.
I was working on some code and testing it while running a repl. Simplified
I did something like the following:
function a()
b()
end
function b()
3
end
So obviously a() looks in the global score for the function b and returns
3. If I then run
function b()
4
end
in the same repl I still get 3 if I run a(). Somehow running a() seems to
not look up the symbol b again. Ok so far so good. So now I am writing this
up and to confirm that I did not make stupid mistake I try to replicate
this again but for no specific reason I change the order somewhat:
function a()
b()
end
julia> a()
ERROR: b not defined
in a at none:2
function b()
3
end
julia> a()
3
function b()
4
end
julia> a()
4
So now I am really confused. Calling a() before b is defined makes a lookup
b when a is run again?
