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    <p>I had something like the following in my notebook.</p> <pre><code>test1[g_] := (g == 5); test2[g_] := (g == 6); tests={"test1", "test2"} ToExpression[#][5] &amp; /@ tests </code></pre> <p>When I put this code in a package it doesn't work because <code>test1</code> is now called <code>MyPackage'Private'test1</code>. How can I modify the last line to make this code run both inside package and inside notebook?</p> <p><b>Update</b> Here's why I was doing doing ToExpression as opposed to using Symbols. In retrospect, maybe it's easier to use Symbols instead</p> <p>I had a function which I call like <code>getGraphs["LeafFree","Planar",!"Tree",...]</code> to get all graphs that are leaf free, planar and not trees. Some of those strings are classes in <code>GraphData</code>, while others were my own classes. For each of my own classes I had a function with identical name, like <code>LeafFree</code> that tested the property. In the notebook, using <code>ToExpression</code> code like above was the quickest way to implement this.</p> <pre><code>getGraphs[n_Integer, cl__] := getGraphs[{n, n}, cl]; getGraphs[{nmin_Integer, nmax_Integer}, cl__] := Module[{maxgraphnum = 100}, customClasses = {"isLeafFree", ! "isLeafFree"}; classes = {cl}\[Backslash]customClasses; builtinClasses = GraphData["Classes"] \[Tilde] (Not /@ GraphData["Classes"]); Assert[classes \[Subset] builtinClasses]; isLeafFree[gname_] := FreeQ[GraphData[gname, "DegreeSequence"], 0 | 1]; posClasses = Cases[classes\[Backslash]customClasses, _String]; posGroup = If[posClasses == {}, GraphData[nmin ;; nmax], GraphData[posClasses, nmin ;; nmax]]; negClasses = classes\[Backslash]posClasses; negGroups = GraphData[#[[1]], nmin ;; nmax] &amp; /@ negClasses; result = Complement[posGroup, Sequence @@ negGroups]; customTest[g_] := And @@ (ToExpression[#][g] &amp; /@ ({cl} \[Intersection] customClasses)); (*result=Take[result,Min[Length[result],100]];*) result = Select[result, customTest] ] </code></pre>
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    1. COHave you tried `StringJoin[Context[], #] & /@ {"test1", "test2"}`
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    2. COI would consider `ToExpression` to be bad style **ducks**. Is there a reason for using string instead of symbols?? I would consider `testsAsSymbols = {test1, test2}` and `Through[testsAsSymbols[5]]` much nicer -- and it would work in both cases?
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    3. CO@Janus: You should make that an answer...
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