Hi all,
First off thanks for all the help I've gotten the last few weeks in this
group. It's been very helpful.
I want to pass an Array of Arrays to a run() function I have in a small
simulation program. When I do typeof() of my data structure in the command
line (REPL?) I get
julia> typeof(time_test)
Array{Array{Fyle,N},1}
Where "Fyle" is a type I made with some properties like filesize, and other
fields.
My question is, when I try to pass this data structure to my run() function I
get the a few different errors messages, depending on how I try to implement
it.
First Attempt:
function run(algo::String, path1::String, path2::String, path3::String,
path4::String, path5::String, seed::Int64, sim_time::Int64,
time_file::Array{Array{Fyle,N},1})
Error message:
ERROR: N not defined
in include at /usr/bin/../lib64/julia/sys.so
in include_from_node1 at /usr/bin/../lib64/julia/sys.so
I then made a couple attempts to get rid of N but they all threw errors, so
then I thought. I'll just define the variable name and get rid of typing
2nd Attempt:
function run(algo::String, path1::String, path2::String, path3::String,
path4::String, path5::String, seed::Int64, sim_time::Int64, time_file)
Error:
ERROR: `run` has no method matching run(::ASCIIString, ::ASCIIString,
::ASCIIString, ::ASCIIString, ::ASCIIString, ::ASCIIString, ::Int64,
::Array{Array{Fyle,N},1})
I thought if I didn't try to declare a type it would just accept the data
structure, but this doesn't seem to be the case.
any help is greatly appreciated
Thanks
