I guess what I meant was that ACCESS is the Get construct and ASSIGN is the Set construct. I don't really see the difference between using ASSIGN and creating your own Set method.
>Well....but in theory object 1 shouldn't even *query* object 2's property directly at all, although it could call an object2.GetProperty("propertyname")...so...essentially...Access and Assign are N/A in a true object environment because you should be using Set and Get style constructs to message between objects....see?
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