Also did the same thing with Rooms.
Then I got a tricky runtime error. I spent hours searching on line and asking
people about it, but like many runtime errors, it's not the piece of code that
stops that's the problem, but something earlier. I had forgotten the "new" keyword
in a couple of spots, which was making me tear my hair out, thinking that for
some reason subclasses weren't inheriting public functions, or somehow they
couldn't be accessed through the subclass.
Of course, I had just had a similar problem of forgetting the
"new" keyword elsewhere, and I fixed it easily, though the runtime
error I got that time was a completely different error. Same solution, different errors.
Well, that's all basically just background stuff that will
make my coding easier (I hope), but doesn't affect too much visually.
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