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Re: Want more knowledge about objects
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Home away from home
 
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I hope this answers your question:
Quote: <pre>OBJECT test Basically, objects have no methods, so you must do everything from procedures. You could make "helper procedures", but then classes with methods start to make more sense: Quote: <pre>PROC test_init(object:PTR TO test, foo:ARRAY OF CHAR, bar) Or you could do this, to make more like a method, but maybe you find it confusing: Quote: <pre>PROC test_init(self:PTR TO test, foo:ARRAY OF CHAR, bar) In either case, you could then do this: Quote: <pre>PROC main() Or for the constructor you could even do this: Quote: <pre>PROC test_new(foo:ARRAY OF CHAR, bar) RETURNS self:PTR TO test But as I said, classes with methods start to make more sense if you have many "helper procedures".
Posted on: 2014/2/22 18:24
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Just can't stay away
 
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On forum we can find some good examples with class for beginners like this: example
But sometimes I want use only single object in program so probably is not necessary creating all class (useful if we want many objects). So I want ask how defining or initialising objects without class. It probably possible create object without class definition. So how do it, how update read its fields and how initialise and ending this objects.
Posted on: 2014/2/22 11:01
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