Declaring Local and Global in a function

So eventhough I have made Greys code work. You think that the compiler should tell me that I CANNOT call a method from within a function?

Strict

Global Grid[10,10]

Type TA
	Method do()
	GLobal Temp:Ta = self
		do2()
		
		Function do2()
			Local G=Grid[0,0]
			Temp.do3()
		End Function
	End Method 
	
	Method do3()
		Print "OK"
	End Method 
EndType

Global A:TA = New TA
A.do()

Before you post "but he ment....." ALL my post have been to mark to clarify what he ment, and you posting is not doing that.

If it was a mistake (Which I think it was), then mark needs to say so. If he really is going to change the compiler so that you cannot call method from within a function then he needs to say so.