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add a new package to a dev package's source

pgk() activate NaiveDynamics.jl
    add NewPackages

getting a new REPL started after changing a type

I do believe using Revise is unnecessary, as VSCode supposedly already runs it. I havent noticed any issues, but I havent tested specifically if it works. Also, until I change the directory name, I must put NaiveDynamics.jl, not NaiveDynamics. That will mess life up!

pgk() dev ./NaiveDynamics.jl
using Revise
using NaiveDynamics

Deploy docs locally

  • Get a local only make.jl with deploydocs() disabled.
  • Makesure git ignore includes the build directly entirely.
  • serve(dir="/docs/build") from the REPL. Have NaiveDynamics activated but make sure the local Julia environment has LiveServer.
  • If there is not yet a local Julia envionrment, type activate in pkg mode.

After using 'markdown syntax' you have to press run on the markdown file

E.g. footnotes or links will not work until the .md itself is ran.

ffmpeg for gif conversion, mayber tinker more for better qualty

ffmpeg -t 4 -i /home/gwenk/Videos/iWant.mp4 -vf "fps=25,scale" -loop 1 /home/gwenk/Videos/iWant.gif

Using a dev'ed package like a user

if using Julia's dev function ality

  1. add /link/to/git/hub in the desired or default julia enviornment
  2. develop PackageName each time the github receives commits and new code
  3. using PackageName

it worked when i removed and readded from local directory, but did NOT restart the repl. Utterly insane. I have to dev within the julia dev directory for this to work well

If the dev'ed package was installed with command lie gitcloning and NOT Julia dev utilities

could probably work if you toss in the directory tro the package in the add function instead of the directory to the github, but i have no idea

get a flame graph of allocations

by @profview_allocs when just @profview will measure the execution time distribution

a = b

if b is already defined, we are not asking julia to overwrite each value in a with the values in b, while maintaining a's structure, so long as a and b have the same structure.

We are asking Julia to ignore the value of a (if it has already been defined), and to point to b.

To develop and use a package,

either activate the REPL in the place you git cloned the repo

activate C:/Users/kucer/Desktop/julia/NaiveDynamics.jl

or in the julia install itself where you may have to dev into the package.

activate C:/Users/Trist/.julia/dev/NaiveMD/NaiveDynamics.jl using NaiveDynamics

for type analysis

@code_warntype will evaluate the function's types it is associated with