nomen: congratulation to your active null reference creation.
Copy of memory does not change the reference count -> zack and bang if the original object ever goes out of scope
here is a function I wrote as proof of concept for the german boards:
Copy of memory does not change the reference count -> zack and bang if the original object ever goes out of scope
here is a function I wrote as proof of concept for the german boards:
SuperStrict Type TCloneTest Field x:Int Field y:Int End Type Function DoClone:Object(obj:Object) Local typ:TTypeId = TTypeId.ForObject(obj) Local clone:Object = typ.newObject() For Local t:TField = EachIn typ.EnumFields() t.set(clone,t.get(obj)) Next Return clone End Function Local original:TCloneTest = New TCloneTest original.x = 10 original.y = 17 Local clone:TCloneTest = TCloneTest(DoClone(original)) Print "Clone: " + clone.x + ", " + clone.y