Re: Defining custom type aliases

[Leif Mortenson]

Mat,
   Moving the MyClassArray declaration after the MyClass class 
definition did the trick.
I am now able to make use of the alias within the MyClass class, as well 
as throughout
the rest of the application.

Also, I recommend always using curly braces around top-level 'let' and
'set' so if such code goes into an applet they don't just get silently
displayed as raw text.  I assume that's not the cause of the problem
here, because I was able to reproduce it.
 

   The class and alias are both declared in a package so it was Ok.  
But I'll try and get
into the habit of putting top level declarations inside curly braces.

Thanks for the help,
Leif


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