You should always be able to call it as MAT.matopen. It sounds like you've
defined a variable called matopen, in which case you could also use `matopen =
MAT.matopen` to restore the former behavior.
It doesn't sound like this will entirely fix your problem, but without further
detail it's hard to know what to suggest.
--Tim
On Sunday, July 26, 2015 04:16:18 AM Joe Tusek wrote:
> I'm using a the following two lines in my code
>
> using MAT
>
> file = matopen("E:\\BU\\MATLAB\\FLBF\\AC_3MPA.mat")
>
> It works for a while but as I am still new to Julia I get a lot or errors
> in my code, at some point I get a warning saying that using Mat.matopen in
> module Main conflicts with an existing identifier. Then when I try and run
> it I get the message matopen not defined. The only way I can get it working
> again is to close Julia and Juno and start again.
>
> Is there guidance around this that removes the need to restart the packages?
