I like the GetStored answer, which would work perfect in my case to make certain the child is stored properly.  

In my real life example, the original save used %Save(0) and therefore did not save somethingelse.myNewProperty, but it was still displaying the correct value when I was (ref it directly) and writing it out, as it was getting it from memory.

Thank you Robert

Thanks Tim, that works. 

Thank you, that makes perfect sense.

Thank you for clarifying, that is what I ended up doing.   

Thank you Robert.  

Thank you Ben.  I realize there maybe an issue there.  I was thinking someone came up with a workaround (sort of speaking).  In either cases, I think labels would work well to test partial huge routines, but it will only alter the starting point, not end.  

Thank you, I think that will work.  Adding a label does not seem to interfere with routine flow, so at least you can run a unit test starting from anywhere, but you still will have to run the routine to the end.

Either way, this is definitely an option if you wish to run a unit test from some point other the starting label.

Thank you,

Alex

Thank you Robert.

That worked, and thank you very much for the explanation.  I would not guess something like this.  Great to know,

Alex