Referencing a child class within a class creates two classes (two tables)

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If, for example, the View class mentions the Container class (a sub-class of View) as a ValueType in its code two View classes will be created (i.e. it's loaded twice).

This is because the class can't actually be compiled and used as a super until all the functions and properties are loaded. Hence, when Container is referenced it loads the View class again because it hasn't yet been defined. This causes issues with :typeOf and possibly even more issues.

One way of solving this could be making fake classes or inserting it afterward. It's a bit of pain in the ass to fix though...