Jan. 9, 2010
11 p.m.
Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:
Exactly. I would expect to have only false and true in the outPointers, but not also the Object new. In the case of 'mariano' it is correct and only get false and true in the outPointers, but if I put Object new instead of 'mariano', in outPointers I get, true, false and that object I created.
I don't see the difference between creating a string and an object.
I tried your example. I see as outPointers true, false, and Object. Not the object you created, but the class Object. But I also fail to see why you'd get the class of one of the referenced objects but not Association. Regards, -Martin