Synopsis A Rascal module could not be imported.
Description Rascal programs are split up in modules.
An Rascal:Import statement is used to include one module in another.
This error indicates that a module import failed.
This can be caused by
- A misspelled name in the import statement.
- Starting a Rascal console from the wrong directory.
- Correct the mispelled name.
- In Eclipse the safest way to execute a Rascal module is to select it in the Package Explorer, right click on it and then select
Run as Rascal Application. - At the command line, change directory to where the toplevel module of your program is located and then execute the Rascal Shell.
Examples Here is a correct import of the library module
List:
rascal>import List;
ok
Here is the effect of a misspelled module name (assuming that you do not have a module Lis):
rascal>import Lis;
|stdin:///|(0,11,<1,0>,<1,11>): Could not import module Lis: File rascal://Lis not found.