Hm, yeah - BrightScript is funky like that. Depending on your language background, you may expect `obj.method` (no params) to either call the method (Ruby?) or to return a bound method function (Python):
>>> f = 'abcdefgh'.find
>>> f
<built-in method find of str object at 0x2b9620>
>>> f('d')
3
But it doesn't - and can't blame it for it, because BRS is a different language. I suspect there was a complication in implementing this, so instead a
runtime error is thrown (notice how this is not the usual flavor of "Syntax Error. (
compile error &h02)").