C#

thenutz72 wrote:

It's like you can have reference behaviour through functions that you cannot have WITHIN the function.

thenutz72 wrote:

is forever unlinked

thenutz72 wrote:

way to do something more like

thenutz72 wrote:

m_Myclass = ref objIn;

thenutz72 wrote:

It's like you can have reference behaviour through functions that you cannot have WITHIN the function.

MyObject foo = new MyObject();

private MyClass 
public void MyFunction(MyClass objIn)
{
  m_MyClass = objIn;
}

public void SomeOtherFunction()
{
  m_MyClass = new MyClass() //*Now the calling function's object is forever unlinked*
  // Actually, it isn't just unlinked, the m_MyClass reference is replaced with the one
  // you have just instantiated, The original object is orphaned and ready up for Garbage 
  // collection as no reference to it exists any more. 
}
  
public void Main()
{
  MyFunction(new MyClass());
  SomeOtherFunction();
}

unsafe
{
	int i = 1;
	Console.WriteLine((long)&i);
}

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