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Re: properties and methods

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#1 · December 3, 1997, 1:37 pm

Posted by: microcsm <microcsm@...>

Waverly Edwards wrote:

>How do you tell that a method or property belongs to a particular class if
>it is not within the BEGINCLASS/ENDCLASS structure? This has a feel of
>having group of statments outside a LOCAL FN/END FN structure.
>
>CLEAR LOCAL
>LOCAL FN myFunction
> 'do something here
>END FN
>
>'and do something here to because I belong to myFunction.
>
>
>
>Of course, I will be quickly corrected if I've not understood the syntax.

It is understood that any METHOD statements following the BEGIN/END CLASS
statement pertain to that class (up to the next BEGIN/END CLASS
statement). The BEGIN/END CLASS statement only defines the property
record for the class.

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