@sshw > I tried Skaruts's code in the Nim playground and it seems accessing Euler(x: > 3.0).x doesn't call the method, but returns the field value.
That's because you're accessing it from within the same module. I didn't think of mentioning this before, but the trick will only work if you access `x` from another module, such that it will only ever see the methods and not the property. The only two sure ways that I know to actually enforce that the method gets called from within the module, is to either call it explicitly `this.`x=`(10)` or to rename the property itself. In this case it would actually be nice to be able to use a leading or trailing underscore. > How underscores improve readability? They help you tell apart at a mere glance what is and what isn't private, as well as some other kinds of distinctions people might make (like python's/lua methods `__init__`/`__index`, etc).
