Example class human not working

[methuselah-0]

I wrote a file main_menu.sh which used: import lib/* human.sh
and then I added the example usage of human as in the README but it didn't work:

✘ UNCAUGHT EXCEPTION: Method Human.name is not defined.
 ➦ Method Human.name is not defined. [type.sh:161]
 ✘ e="Method $methodName is not defined." throw [type.sh:161]
 ➦ Type::InjectThisResolutionIfNeeded "$type.$method" [type.sh:417]
 local resultString=$(__return_self_and_result=true ➦ Type::ExecuteMethod "$type" "$variableName" "$method" "${params[@]}" || { local falseBool="${__primitive_extension_fingerprint__boolean}:false"; __return_self_and_result=true @return falseBool $variableName; }) [type.sh:435]
 ➦ Type::RunCurrentStack [type.sh:676]
 eval "${__oo__variableMethodPrefix}${variableName}() { ➦ Type::Handle $variableName "$@"; }" [type.sh:119]
 ➦ A04FB7D7594E479B8CD8D90C5014E37A:Mark [main_menu.sh:51]
 ✘ $var:Mark name = 'Mark' [main_menu.sh:51]

Is this a bug or am I misunderstanding how to use this?

GNU bash, version 4.4.12(1)-release (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu)

[niieani]

Hm, something has broken in the latest Bash release :/
Unfortunately I don't have the time to debug right now. :(

[adanielvv]

Yes, there are a few changes to the declare builtin, see http://tiswww.case.edu/php/chet/bash/NEWS

q. The declare builtin no longer displays array variables using the compound
assignment syntax with quotes; that will generate warnings when re-used as
input, and isn't necessary.

[niieani]

Fixed by #26 thanks to @danielVV!