Re: [julia-users] Preferred way to structure a module

For my own modules, I've tended to follow the example of the Distributions and Distances package, where each distribution (or distance) is its own type, and then there is a small number of generic functions (eg evaluate) that use multiple dispatch to return the appropriate value depending

Re: [julia-users] Preferred way to structure a module

Just wanted to say thanks for responding, and if you do encounter that thread again in your travels, I'd be very grateful if you could post a link (but please don't waste time searching for it on my behalf). Cheers, Colin On Monday, 18 May 2015 18:22:06 UTC+10, Mauro wrote: For my own

[julia-users] Preferred way to structure a module

Hi all, I'm just writing with a broad question about how to structure a module in Julia. For my own modules, I've tended to follow the example of the Distributions and Distances package, where each distribution (or distance) is its own type, and then there is a small number of generic