Andy,
Thanks again for your last answer, it was indeed very precise and
helpful - but I'm not yet even getting back to the last reply,
rather I'm facing a new problem and wanted to ask you for your
feedback - I have got the following scenario:
I don't seem to be able to access a method like gui.Widget.new()
from an object defined in another module, even though I _think_ ;-)
I'm doing the right thing, basically that is:
two ".nas"-files stored in /Nasal/ whose contents will be made
available as modules within Nasal.
Now both of these contain objects, for example:
#test1.nas:
bla = {};
bla.method = func {
print "test1.bla.method() was called");
}
Now the other file:
#test2.nas
foo = {};
foo.method = func {
#Now I want to call test1.bla.method()
test1.bla.method();
};
The call to test1.bla.method(); does not seem to work
though, hence I thought this might something like a
namespace issue in C++ - do I have to use a special
notation in this nested example in order to actually
call the required function ?
Maybe, it's something terribly obvious ...
Thanks !
(wow, one of my shortest messages !)
--------
Boris
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