If a type is set to nothing or null, then everything that is associated with it doesn't exist anymore until it is instantiated again.
In VB.Net, when I set c to Nothing, I don't have access to that object anymore because the object doesn't exist. It's Null
Am I confused,ignorant of something or what?
I thought this is what I was doing in BMax.
In VB.Net, when I set c to Nothing, I don't have access to that object anymore because the object doesn't exist. It's Null
Dim i As Integer
Dim c As New Class1
i = c.a
i = c.b
c = Nothing
i = c.a
i = c.b
Am I confused,ignorant of something or what?
I thought this is what I was doing in BMax.
Type t Global a:Int Method New() a = a + 1 End Method End Type n:t=New t j:t=New t Release n Release j FlushMem t.a = 5 Print t.a