Files can be reloaded if the first time a file is referred to, a relative path is used, but later a loaded file resolves a name through the global package namespace. On the second occurrence, an absolute path will be used to determine the file identity.
This could also be a problem if two sets of files are somehow loaded relatively and the same name is present in each set.
Files can be reloaded if the first time a file is referred to, a relative path is used, but later a loaded file resolves a name through the global package namespace. On the second occurrence, an absolute path will be used to determine the file identity.
This could also be a problem if two sets of files are somehow loaded relatively and the same name is present in each set.