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List:       gambas-user
Subject:    [Gambas-user] An other OO problem.
From:       "Jussi Lahtinen" <jussi.lahtinen () gmail ! com>
Date:       2009-01-15 0:48:18
Message-ID: 384d3900901141648m2adbe7ay94f6848d9e12824b () mail ! gmail ! com
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Hi!
Again I'm having OO headache (I'm OO newbie).
I have very simple task, and I believe the solution would be as
simple... I just don't get it.
I need to make independent copy of object, from collection A to collection B.

I tried following (among other things):

Dim A as NEW Collection
Dim B as NEW Collection

...
A.Add(B[n])
...

But the result is something like same object in both collections.
When I do example;

A[n].X = 1234

Then the corresponding object in collection B changes too;

PRINT B[n].X
1234

I could do this;

...
A[n].X = B[n].X
A[n].Y = B[n].Y
...and so on...

But those objects have very many variables, object arrays etc.!
I really hope there is an other way...
Thanks!


Jussi

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