Organizing Code Into Modules
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# You have a sub-folder called Helpers, and a class you want # to reference called math_util. # In the files using math_util add the following: using { Helpers } # In math_util, make sure any methods, variables or constants # you want to expose are public, since default is internal (module only) math_util<public> := class(): PI<public> := 3.141592654 SQRT_2<public> := 1.41421356 method_a<public>() : void = Print("method_a")You have a sub-folder called Helpers, and a class you want
to reference called math_util.
In the files using math_util add the following:
using { Helpers }
In math_util, make sure any methods, variables or constants
you want to expose are public, since default is internal (module only)
math_util<public> := class(): PI<public> := 3.141592654 SQRT_2<public> := 1.41421356 method_a<public>() : void = Print("method_a")
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