I may be missing something, but doesn't "non-static method requires a
target" mean the inverse: that the method is an instance method
("non-static method") but the caller is trying to call it without
specifying an instance?
I may be missing something, but doesn't "non-static method requires a
target" mean the inverse: that the method is an instance method
("non-static method") but the caller is trying to call it without
specifying an instance?
No, I'm sure I'm missing something; it's roughly the right area though
-- Barry
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