resetproc was declared an instance of process module, and will have a relative path 'state.reset.exe'.

Once initialized resetproc variable can be used according to its scope, and in line resetproc.execute, resetproc will be executed.


Suppose we have a state application 'state.app.tyl', that uses these processes:

In the first lines, instance variables were declared for the processes, then they were used to run their process. In statement print number.of gp.run, number.of got the result of gp.run result, and in line sp process sp.path num, sp was reinitialized with sp.path variable and the scalar argument num. This was done exceptionally because of the dual type of arg, that prevents direct setting of its value.

path variable can be set also after module initialization:

In line rp.path incp.path, the path of rp got the path of incp, and when it was run again, its process path was 'state.inc.exe', and it incremented the state.