alan m wrote: > That's it, thanks Paul! I guess using this.button = new MyButton(); > makes button a property of MyDiv so I can then use button's methods > from this class - this.button.addClickListener et.c. Is this > conceptually correct? I'm still learning OOP as you can tell! ;-) > > Much obliged, > Alanj > > > Sort of. You're just keeping a reference to the instance of MyButton that was created so you can do stuff with it later. It's not the *class* that's holding a reference to the instance of MyButton though - it's the instance of MyDiv that's keeping a reference to the instance of MyButton.
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