Help: running a method from the importing file's method "space"

[Era Scarecrow]

On Monday, 30 April 2012 at 18:30:29 UTC, Rowan wrote:

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> File: MyLib.d:
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> module MyLib;
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> import core.runtime;
> import core.sys.windows.windows;
> //import std.string;
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>
> So if I want to make any file (in this case "test.d", which can 
> just import MyLib after I have -lib'd it and use the custom 
> "entry point" -> "progMain" after "MyLib" has gotten everything 
> it needs from the WinMain entry point, so that the programmer 
> (me) can now just import MyLib and start typing their code in 
> progMain instead of the usual main() without having to alter 
> the source of MyLib. Basically I want MyLib to be able to call 
> test's "progMain()", as when I try I get some error along the 
> lines of progMain() not existing. I hope someone understands 
> me, if you do and have an answer could you give me a step by 
> step way of doing this?

  Add 'import test;' to your MyLib module.