Hi Kerry and Luke,
Thank you very much for your confirmations and comments. I found more
mysterious result.
p3 = script("Parent3").new()
put p3.count
-- 7
put p3.count()
-- 2
_____
> -- Parent2
> property prop1, prop2, p3, p4, p5, p6, p7
>
> on new me
> return me
> end
>
> -- Parent3
> property ancestor
> property p1
>
> on new me
> ancestor = script("Parent 2").new()
> return me
> end
Regards,
Fumio Nonaka
Attain Corporation
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