Question: Why operator overloading in Maple doesn't work?

Hello,

I have two simple module's:

1) ------------------------------------------------------------------------

Point := proc(xx::float,yy::float)
    return module()
        local x := xx,y := yy;
        export ShowPoint,GetX,GetY;
        
        ShowPoint := proc()
            printf("Point X,Y -> [%f,%f]",x,y);
        end proc;

        GetX := proc()
            return x;
        end proc;        
        GetY := proc()
            return y;
        end proc;    
    end module:
end proc:

2) ------------------------------------------------------------------------

PointMath := module()
    option package;  
    export `+`;
    
    `+` := proc(a::Point(float,float),b::Point(float,float))
        option overload;
        Point(a:-GetX()+b:-GetX(),a:-GetY()+b:-GetY());
    end proc;
end module:

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Next I use first module:

p1:=Point(1.2,1.4);

p2:=Point(1.0,2.0);

Finally I want to add above two points:

with(PointMath)

p2:=p1+p2

The results is:

p2:=p1+p2

Why is not called operator '+' and two points are not added?

Best,

Rariusz