Case is several modules are loaded and you write a function like
verify()->block[mm#f(x,q#y);]
In this case, there are two internal modules accessed mm and q. the enclosing function, verify, however is unqualified. The bug was that anything inside the block would have its module overwritten and thereby cause a failure. If there is no other module in effect, do not switch it.
Case is several modules are loaded and you write a function like
verify()->block[mm#f(x,q#y);]
In this case, there are two internal modules accessed mm and q. the enclosing function, verify, however is unqualified. The bug was that anything inside the block would have its module overwritten and thereby cause a failure. If there is no other module in effect, do not switch it.