Loading structured package

[Hubert Thieriot]

When I am loading a directory structured package, if one of child package.mo can not be loaded (e.g. due to an encoding error), then no one else is loaded and root package has no child.

More detailed description

A/package.mo
A/B/package.mo (with an encoding error while loading alone)
A/C/package.mo (working properly)

When loading A/B/package.mo alone, an error is displayed which is correct behaviour.
When loading A/package.mo, no error is displayed but no package under A.
When removing A/B folder, and loading A/package.mo, loading is made properly. A got C child.

Any idea ?

Hubert

[Martin Sjölund]

I get the intended behaviour: If any file failed to load, false is return and no class at all is loaded.

loadFile("package.mo");
getErrorString();
list();

loadFile("A/package.mo");
getErrorString();
list();

loadFile("B/package.mo");
getErrorString();
list();

$ omc a.mos
/home/marsj/dev/trunk/build/bin/omc 1.8.1+ (r11582)
false
"[/home/marsj/tmp/P/../P/B/package.mo:3:25-3:28:writable] Error: The file was not encoded in UTF-8:
  "???".
  To change encoding when loading a file: loadFile(encoding="ISO-XXXX-YY").
  To change it in a package: add a file package.encoding at the top-level.
"
""
false
"Error: Failed to insert class A within P;
 the available classes were:
"
""
false
"[B/package.mo:3:25-3:28:writable] Error: The file was not encoded in UTF-8:
  "???".
  To change encoding when loading a file: loadFile(encoding="ISO-XXXX-YY").
  To change it in a package: add a file package.encoding at the top-level.
"
""