class SENSORS
{
    private:
        uint8_t m_SensorPin;
        const char * m_LibraryName;  // the "HEADER" part of "HEADER.h"

    public:
        // constructor
        SENSORS(uint8_t pin, const char * library):
                m_SensorPin{pin}, m_LibraryName{*library}
        {
            #include "m_LibraryName + .h" 
            // in other words, take the libraryname that was passed, and add ".h" to the end of it, 
            //   then do an include  so if "LED_Driver" was passed, we want
            //   "#include LED_Driver.h" 
            //   to be invoked here
            // Is it even possible to do an include within a class method?


// NEXT...

            m_libraryName m_libraryName + _ + this;
            // in other words, create an instance of libraryName named LibraryName + 
            //   the name of the SENSOR...
            // so in a construction of the SENSORS called LED1, where we pass the 
            //   libraryName as LED_Driver
            //   , 
            //   SENSORS LED1(8, LED_Driver);    we would get 
            //   "LED_Driver LED_Driver_LED1;"  as the effective command here.
        }
};