Keyword "package" prevents from importing a package module "package.d"

[Arafel]

On 02.11.23 12:57, BoQsc wrote:
> The current major problem is that it does not work on Windows operating 
> system with either `rdmd` or `dmd`. While it does work on run.dlang.io.

The problem is with your import path.

If you say:

```d
import waffles;
```

The compiler would search for either `waffles.d` or `waffles/package.d` 
**in your current working directory**.

So you have three options:

1. You can compile from the parent directory, most likely what 
run.dlang.io does: `dmd -i -run waffles/program.d`
2. You can explicitly add all the files to the dmd invocation (I think 
this is what dub does), although that likely defeats the purpose of 
`rdmd` and `dmd -i`.
3. You can add `..` (the parent directory) to your search path: `dmd 
-I.. [......]`

Actually, the cleanest (and in my view proper) solution would be to 
create a new `waffles` directory with the "package" itself, and take the 
main function out of it, so you'd have:

```
waffles
|
+-- program.d
|
+-- waffles
     |
     +-- package.d
     |
     +-- testing1.d
     |
     +-- testing2.d
```