This might be the best way to explain what I think is happening in some
C++ code.
b = .bar~new()
say b~test
b~tryToSetIt()
say b~test
b~setIt()
say b~test
::class foo
::attribute test
::class bar subclass foo
::method tryToSetIt
expose test
test = 'This is a test'
::method setIt
self~'test=':super('This is a test')
How would you accomplish the setIt method in C++?
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