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Ok, I feel embarrassed that I wasn't able to figure this out on my own, but after a few wasted hours, I figured it would be easier to simply ask over here:
I have a bunch of .gs-files in my Google Apps Script project. Now, I want to call another file's function from a method (something like AnotherClass.awesomeFunction(), which throws a ReferenceError though). Is this possible in Google Apps Script? If so, how?
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In this program, you have to first make a class name 'CallingMethodsInSameClass' inside which you call the main() method. This main() method is further calling the Method1() and Method2(). Now you can call this as a method definition which is performing a call to another lists of method.
Call method from another class in a different class in Python. we can call the method of another class by using their class name and function with dot operator. then we can call method_A from class B by following way: class A: method_A(self): {} class B: method_B(self): A.
If you want to acess it from another class file then you have to instantiate an Object and then access it using the public method: Main m = new Main(); int a = m. getVariableName(); Hope it helps.
Files aren't classes. You can call any functions in any file from any other file. Think of your files as if they were just added together before running. If you want class-like scoping you can use the Libraries feature.
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