Seems to be conflicting with property `x`. But you're also calling `x` as a
method with a parameter, when the method that takes a parameter is `x=`. What
you want there is something more like:
euler.`x=`(42) # I suppose using back-ticks is advisable, as sometimes
this doesn't work without them
echo( euler.x() )
# or if you rename the x property, just doing this will invoke the methods
euler.x = 42
echo( euler.x )
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