Need precision on dynamically allocated objects

Hi all,
For example, I declare this class :
package Global
public class GV
public static var gLogin:String="123";
public static var gPassword:String="4567";
public function test(t:int):int {
return t+1;
Flex lets me use my class this way to access a static member
import Global.*;
GV.gLogin='XXX';
In this case, a GV object is dynamically allocated and the
static member is set.
Now I want to call the test method using the same dyn alloc :
import Global.*;
GV.test(123);
Flex gives me a "Unknown method" error.
So this is my question : Why can I access a static member but
not a method on a dyn alloc object ? Is there a way to do this ?
Thank you for your help :-)
MiF

Shame on me !
I did not know that a function could be static.
Thank you for your help Simon.

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