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Because the main function is not @public, this should now be possible, but there is an error message that prevents it.
Why this seems like a good idea to me: In a large project, you could have foo.jou, bar.jou and main.jou. The main() function of foo.jou could be used to experiment with a feature foo without interfering with the actual main function in main.jou.
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Because the main function is not
@public
, this should now be possible, but there is an error message that prevents it.Why this seems like a good idea to me: In a large project, you could have
foo.jou
,bar.jou
andmain.jou
. Themain()
function offoo.jou
could be used to experiment with a featurefoo
without interfering with the actual main function inmain.jou
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: