qualify uses of Not

[bgctw]

When importing both SimpleTraits and DataFrames, I do not figure out how to deal with
"both DataFrames and SimpleTraits export "Not"; uses of it in module TwPrototypes must be qualified"

Specifically, SimpleTraits somehow inlines unqualified usages of Not somewhere in the code, which I do not know how to transform to qualified, which causes compiler errors "UndefVarError: Not not defined" -> with stack traces leading into SimpleTraits source code.
e.g.
@ ~/scratch/twutz/julia_cluster_depots/packages/SimpleTraits/l1ZsK/src/SimpleTraits.jl:171 [inlined]

I suggest as a first measure to replace "Not" by "SimpleTraits.Not" in all the code of SimpleTraits.

Is it possible to not export Not from SimpleTraits? Would this break too much depending code - which would need to adapt and qualify their usages of Not?
Personally, I did not use Not explicitly yet (but obviously implicitly via macro) in my code.

[mauro3]

Yes, the Not within the macro generated code should should be qualified. Needs fixing.

Once that is fixed, you could just be specific with what you use:

using SimpleTraits: Trait, istrait, @traitdef, @traitimpl, @traitfn

That is probably all that you need, without the Not.

[mauro3]

If you have time you could try out PR #84.

[bgctw]

Thanks for taking this up so quickly.
I was, unfortunately, not able to test the package dependencies on your specific commit. I only got error (using Julia 1.8.1):

(TwPrototypes) pkg> add SimpleTraits#ba5465d783177da9328f63a549b84ca4f451e7ba
     Cloning git-repo `https://github.com/mauro3/SimpleTraits.jl.git`
ERROR: failed to clone from https://github.com/mauro3/SimpleTraits.jl.git, error: GitError(Code:ERROR, Class:Zlib, error reading from the zlib stream)

[bgctw]

Thanks. Yes this works.
In addition to the specific imports, I had to say

import SimpleTraits

to prevent errors in inlined code from SimpleTraits source where SimpleTraits module is used to qualify names.

[mauro3]

No, better do:

using SimpleTraits: SimpleTraits, Trait, istrait, @traitdef, @traitimpl, @traitfn

as import allows method-addition/overwriting.