Can't load modules from modules

[lihaoyi]

This doesn't seem to behave correctly in the following case:

// LimitImports.scala
val res = 1
@
val asd = 1

// Foo.scala
import ammonite.ops._

load.module(wd/"LimitImports.scala")

@

println(res)
println(asd)

@ // Repl Session
@ import ammonite.ops._
@ load.module(wd/"Foo.scala")
ammonite.repl.CompilationError: Compilation Failed
Main.scala:174: not found: value res
println(res)
        ^
Main.scala:177: not found: value asd
println(asd)
        ^
    ammonite.repl.interp.Interpreter.loop$1(Interpreter.scala:97)
    ammonite.repl.interp.Interpreter.processScript(Interpreter.scala:86)
    ammonite.repl.interp.Interpreter.processModule(Interpreter.scala:67)
    ammonite.repl.interp.Interpreter$$anon$1$load$.module(Interpreter.scala:134)
    cmd4$$anonfun$1.apply$mcV$sp(Main.scala:110)
    cmd4$.<init>(Main.scala:111)
    cmd4$.<clinit>(Main.scala:-1)

This should work. Will take some refactoring to make load.module put the imports in the right place depending on whether it's being called in a module or directly from the REPL, but shouldn't be hard in principle

[lihaoyi]

@laci37 this is probably on you when you come back, since you own much of the module/script loading stuff =)

[dynofu]

it's broken again

// Foo.scala
import ammonite.ops._
interp.load.module(pwd/"LimitImports.sc")

@
import ammonite.$file.dummy.LimitImports._
println(res)
import ammonite.$file.dummy.LimitImports_2._
println(asd)

this makes writing script compatible with different versions through interp.load.module really hard.
as old version e.g. 1.6.7 does not support import ammonite.$file.dummy.LimitImports_2._
need 1.6.7 to support scala 2.11 and spark.

[dynofu]

1.6.7 does support import ammonite.$file.dummy.LimitImports_2._ as long as you clear the cache in the start, rm -rf ~/.ammonite/cache