No. No it is not what is failing me. Inline testing shows the code that will be in the module is syntax checking and run-time error free.
'It is how the system works and nothing is found at fault with it.'
I will agree with the inline file, but the issue is with the two file version as I have explained and why I started this thread.
The class properties and the class methods are recognized in the inline version. The class properties are recognized but the class methods are not in the two file version.
I am seeking a solution to the last (previous) sentence only, not assistance in logic as outlined below. Please re-read #1
I explained in #9 the reason to make a simple modification to an existing working example.
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Tue 2018.10.08
No. No it is not what is failing me. Inline testing shows the code that will be in the module is syntax checking and run-time error free.
I will agree with the inline file, but the issue is with the two file version as I have explained and why I started this thread.
The class properties and the class methods are recognized in the inline version. The class properties are recognized but the class methods are not in the two file version.
I am seeking a solution to the last (previous) sentence only, not assistance in logic as outlined below. Please re-read #1
I explained in #9 the reason to make a simple modification to an existing working example.