Re: Storing records from a parsed file

Ah - I think I've sorted it out.

I can now have data1.function()

or

data2.function()


etc


However, I can still call function() directly:

function()

which seems very odd Indeed. The only instances of function are within
classes data1 and data2, and these definitions are different, so I
don't see why I can get away with calling it without reference to a
base class - for a start how does it know whivh one to call... will
investigate :-p

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