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Object variables seem to be essentially pointers, as in most object-oriented languages. In other words, if you set object A equal to object B (A = B), then change object B, the changes will be reflected in A as well. | Object variables seem to be essentially pointers, as in most object-oriented languages. In other words, if you set object A equal to object B (A = B), then change object B, the changes will be reflected in A as well. | ||
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| + | To return the class of an object "X" as a string: <gambas>Object.Class(X).Name</gambas> | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:57, 2 June 2015
Notes
Object variables seem to be essentially pointers, as in most object-oriented languages. In other words, if you set object A equal to object B (A = B), then change object B, the changes will be reflected in A as well.
To return the class of an object "X" as a string: <gambas>Object.Class(X).Name</gambas>
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