... sorry but I have read your post about 8 times and still have no idea what you're asking.
How about opening your own topic and posting the exact code you're after.
I *think* you're confused that an nme6 instance contains references to two other nme6 instances : Head and Tail.
I am guessing an nme6 instance is saved in variable 'n' and then a new nme6 instance saved into the 'tail' attribute on n...
n.tail=nme6.create(...) as nme6.create returns and nme6 instance.
It also seems that the nme6 instance pointed to by n.tail is updated so that it;s head attribute points back to 'n'.
Maybe if it was written like this it would be better :
firstnme6:nme6=nme6.create()
secondnme6:nme6=nme6.create()
firstnme6.tail=secondnme6
secondnme.head=firstnme6
How about opening your own topic and posting the exact code you're after.
I *think* you're confused that an nme6 instance contains references to two other nme6 instances : Head and Tail.
I am guessing an nme6 instance is saved in variable 'n' and then a new nme6 instance saved into the 'tail' attribute on n...
n.tail=nme6.create(...) as nme6.create returns and nme6 instance.
It also seems that the nme6 instance pointed to by n.tail is updated so that it;s head attribute points back to 'n'.
Maybe if it was written like this it would be better :
firstnme6:nme6=nme6.create()
secondnme6:nme6=nme6.create()
firstnme6.tail=secondnme6
secondnme.head=firstnme6