Re: Finding which package loaded
Charlie Bursell wrote:
Is there a way to know from which location a package loaded? If I
execute "package require xxx", is there a way to know where in the
auto_path the package was found?
the command "package ifneeded <packagename> <version>" will return the
script that loaded the package. That command usually has a "source" or
"load" command with an explicit filename in it.
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