If dirlist.jl declares a module, you might have to use the full name `YourModule.dirlist`. Another potential gotcha is that require() only will load the file once, and when you're inside a module definition you might want to include() the file so that it will be loaded multiple times in the same session, or define a package you can be `using` instead.
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