Hello,
I have some trouble using types in Julia. Thanks to some earlier help, I
was able to define type Physical Node and save it in a file MyClasses.jl
module MyClasses
using DataArrays
type PhyNode{T}
ID::Int64
name::AbstractString
x::Float64
y::Float64
inEdges::Vector{T}
outEdges::Vector{T}
end
end
I intend to import MyClasses module to another file test.jl where I want to
create a set of nodes. So, I wrote the following code:
importall MyClasses
nodelist = []
for a in max_nodes
push!(nodelist, PhyNode(1, Atlanta, 32.3, 54.7))
end
But I get an error pointing to the line with the push! function. The error
says something about include_string at base/loading.jl:288 etc.,
I also tried removing the push function and only getting an object of type
PhysicalNode (z = PhyNode(1, Atlanta, 32.3, 54.7)) but that showed the same
error too.
The values that I'm assigning are read out from an XML file and the name
Atlanta is of type ASCIIString while the rest of them are in the respective
formats as usual.
Since I'm new to Julia, I'm finding it hard to exactly find out the reason
for this behaviour. Can you please help me?
