Looks like @lazymod turns the module load into a function call (in
lowercase), so you need to do:
if dodraw
gadfly().plot(...)
gadfly().plot(...)
...
where the first gadfly() call will load Gadfly and be slow, while the
others will be fast. I suppose you could turn that into
if dodraw
gf = gadfly()
gf.plot(...)
...
to make it a little nicer.
On Wednesday, 5 August 2015 23:53:30 UTC+1, Felipe Jiménez wrote:
>
> Thank you, Isaiah.
>
> Then I understand what I want is the "lazymode" feature, so if I do
>
> using Requires
> @lazymod Gadfly
>
> then Gadfly will not be loaded until the first time it is needed.
>
> However, for "Requires" to know when it is needed, do I need to qualify
> with prefix "Gadfly." all my calls to Gadfly functions? I.e. write my code
> above as:
>
> function fwhm(xk, yk; dodraw::Bool=false)
> # ...
>
> if dodraw
> Gadfly.plot(x=xk, y=yk)
> Gadfly.plot(x=x1,y=y1)
> Gadfly.plot(x=x2,y=y2) # etc.
> end
>
> # ...
> end
>
> Thank you again.
>
