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1.3.2 Include files
When you run Yorick in a window or Emacs environment, keep a window containing the include file you are writing, in addition to the window where Yorick is running. When you want to test the latest changes to your include file — let’s call it ‘damped.i’ — save the file, then move to your Yorick window and type:
#include "damped.i" |
The special character # reminds you that the include directive
is not a Yorick statement, like all other inputs to Yorick. Instead,">