file2: ```import com.file2 fun main() { file2.test...

# announcements

[Codic]

file2:

import com.file2
fun main() { file2.test() }

[nfrankel]

compile them in order
filrst, com.file1 and then come.file2

[nfrankel]

with the classpath set 🙂

[Codic]

ah. would you have an example how?

[nfrankel]

nope 🙂
i don’t use the command-line

[Codic]

ah, welp

[Codic]

I know how to compile them but I don't know what you mean by the classpath

[Codic]

also what about native and js?

[nfrankel]

https://kotlinlang.org/docs/tutorials/command-line.html
i think kotlinc --help is your friend

[Codic]

Thanks

[Codic]

But that doesn't tell me how to compile with another file

[nfrankel]

there should be a cp or classpath option

[Codic]

indeeed

[Codic]

but how would I use that for including another file?

[Codic]

Soo

[Codic]

I compiled it into jar

[Codic]

A jar

[Codic]

And added

-cp file1.jar

[Codic]

To kotlinc's compile options.

[Codic]

Still errored out

[Codic]

(error: packages cannot be imported)

[Codic]

Compiling a class file created a directory com, trying to use that as the class path still says (error: unresolved reference: moduleTest)

[Codic]

But it's a different error at least..

[nfrankel]

there’s nothing kotlin specific here
please check the java documentation relevant to classpath
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/environment/paths.html

[ilya.gorbunov]

packages cannot be imported

Indeed, but you can import every declaration from a package: import com.file1.*

[Codic]

Indeed, but you can import every declaration from a package: import com.file1.*

[Codic]

I am aware.

[Codic]

However that does not change anything 😛

[Codic]

there’s nothing kotlin specific here

please check the java documentation relevant to classpath

[Codic]

Nothing about including another file in your code there

[Codic]

turns out I just compile both the files lol

[Codic]

closed