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- Subject: Simple Objects in 4.0
- From: "kaishaku13" <kaishaku13@...>
- Date: Sun, 17 Feb 2002 15:30:47 -0000
What does it mean when I call a c function that pushes userdata
multiple times, but that every reference points to the last value.
Userdata pointers don't seem to be store like a regular number.
With the below code, I can make newThing push a long instead
and everything will work as expected.
a = newThing(1,2,3)
b = newThing(3,4,5)
c = newThing(6,7,8) -- newThing simply pushes a new userdata
doSomething(a) -- uses c
doSomething(b) -- uses c
doSomething(c) -- uses c
I am just trying to get the hang of userdata as objects.
What am I doing wrong? Is there a tutorial on implementing
multiple object instances of a single class somewhere?
Should I consider 4.1? Would it make a worthwhile difference
for someone implementing simple object instances?