Whoops, yeah, i meant that.
I'm not sure why you can reference the global through a reference. I doubt that it actually is a reference anymore, and the compiler simply figures you meant to change the global of the type rather than the instance. And since this is a compiler decision rather than a run-time decision it need not actually still exist.
I'm not sure why you can reference the global through a reference. I doubt that it actually is a reference anymore, and the compiler simply figures you meant to change the global of the type rather than the instance. And since this is a compiler decision rather than a run-time decision it need not actually still exist.