Thanks a lot, that works fine!
Just for curiosities sake I'm gonna post this weird finding too!
As I was figuring how to then call the function, All the following compiled and ran fine:
First, this seems to be the 'correct' syntax to use:
My initial attempt, which I am unsure if it makes a difference, but this worked too:
And now, the really weird one:
Seems the actual function call ignores the . and everything between it and the ()
Although the following didn't work, so the compiler is clearly looking ONLY at the name of the handle.
Just for curiosities sake I'm gonna post this weird finding too!
As I was figuring how to then call the function, All the following compiled and ran fine:
First, this seems to be the 'correct' syntax to use:
InstanceName.Movies=GetMovie("Shaun Of The Dead")
My initial attempt, which I am unsure if it makes a difference, but this worked too:
InstanceName.Movies=GetMovie.Movies("Shaun Of The Dead")
And now, the really weird one:
InstanceName.Movies=GetMovie.SomeTypeNameThatDoesntEvenExist("Shaun Of The Dead")
Seems the actual function call ignores the . and everything between it and the ()
Although the following didn't work, so the compiler is clearly looking ONLY at the name of the handle.
InstanceName.SomeTypeThatDoesntExist=GetMovie.Movies("Shaun Of The Dead")