| | | load-module | |
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| module-name
&rest options | [Function] |
Purpose
Load the files in a module.
Package :module-manager
Module :module-manager
Arguments and values
| module-name | A keyword symbol naming a module | ||||||||||||||||||
| option | Any of the following keywords:
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Errors
Module module-name has not been
defined.
A relative directory
specification contains a circularity.
Module module-name or one of
its required modules has not been loaded and
*patches-only* is true.
Description
These file options, when specified for individual files in the
module definition (see define-module), have the
following effects (overriding the behavior of options supplied to
load-module):
:developing | If the compiled patch file has changed, reload it (patch files only) |
:forces-recompile | If the file has changed, recompile and reload all subsequent files and modules |
:noautorun | Binds *autorun-modules* to nil
during compilation and loading |
:print | Incrementally prints information during compilation and loading |
:reload | Always reload the file |
:source | Do not compile the file (load the source instead) |
See also
*autorun-modules*
*patches-only*
compile-module
define-module
load-module-file
Example
Load the GBBopen User module and all its required modules:
(load-module :gbbopen-user)
Note
Load-module can be invoked using the REPL command:
:lm [module-name [option*]]which remembers the last specified module-name and options as default values for the command.
The GBBopen Project
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