Julia from Mac terminal vs Julia Studio

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I'm trying to run some basic Julia scripts (loading data and manipulating it) from the command line (using a MAC terminal) that I had previously written and successfully compiled with Julia Studio. I KNOW they work (I have re-run them countless times in Julia Studio) and see the desired output sans error messages, but for some reason I now keep getting strange errors some of which seem to relate to packages such as DataFrames (but not always of that variety) when I run the aforementioned scripts from the command line?

ERROR: no method readtable(Array{Any,1},)
ERROR: no method date_parser(ASCIIString,)

If anyone has encountered a similar problem then I would love to hear about the fix.

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macosjuliajulia-studio
Which version of Julia do you have installed? - Mr Alpha
I am using version 0.2.0 mac. - Chase CB
This smell version compatibility errors. Compare versioninfo(true) in both environments. - ivarne
when I run that command what specifically am I looking for between the Julia and Julia Studio? - Chase CB
ERROR: in module path: Dataframes not defined in include at boot.jl:238 in include_from_node1 at loading.jl:119 in process_options at client.jl:307 in _start at client.jl:387 at /Users/MacBookPro15/dataf.jl:2 - Chase CB

1 Answers

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Try updating the Julia version. This problem was there in previous versions. Also try iJulia, you will find it better than terminal.