kaisuo:
It works nearly the same:
1 there's the . seperator instead of \
2 there can be type-functions (global)
3 there can be type-methods (attached to an instance)
It works nearly the same:
1 there's the . seperator instead of \
2 there can be type-functions (global)
3 there can be type-methods (attached to an instance)
type bleh field a:int function blah() end function method blow() end method end type local MyInstance:bleh=new bleh MyInstance.a=3 MyInstance.blow() bleh.blah() ' <- see? global!