E.g. so:
# module1.nim
type SomeClass* = object
m_Var1: int
m_Str1: string
m_For_Prop: int
proc newSomeClass*: SomeClass =
result.m_Var1 = 5400
result.m_Str1 = "A String from consrtuctor"
proc PrintMembes*(self: SomeClass) =
echo self.m_Var1
echo self.m_Str1
echo self.m_For_Prop
proc AProp*(self: SomeClass): int =
self.m_For_prop
proc `AProp=`*(self: var SomeClass, value: int) =
self.m_For_Prop = value
# module2.nim
import module1
var Aclass = newSomeClass()
Aclass.PrintMembes
Aclass.AProp = 555
Run
* `self` is just a parameter name, you can use `this`, `obj` or whatever you
want instead
* `*` is to make public: that is you can access these symbols in other modules
* the set of procedures working on a type is not fixed, you can add such
"methods of SomeClass" in other modules; and you can call them like
`PrintMembes(Aclass)` too; they are just procedures
