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[SKILL++] get the list of instances of a Class

GiuseppeGreco

Hello,

is there a way to retrieve the list of instances of a Class?

Le'ts suppose:

defclass( A() ())

i1 = makeInstance('A)

i2 = makeInstance('A)

How can I get the object defined in i1 and i2 without using support variables?

Best regards,

Giuseppe

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Giuseppe,

    I don't believe there is any function to do this. You could write an initializeInstance method to collect a list of all instances as they are allocated, but the problem with doing this is that it would prevent garbage collection of the objects. So not a good idea.

    Why would you need to do this?

    Andrew

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Giuseppe,

    I don't believe there is any function to do this. You could write an initializeInstance method to collect a list of all instances as they are allocated, but the problem with doing this is that it would prevent garbage collection of the objects. So not a good idea.

    Why would you need to do this?

    Andrew

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  • GiuseppeGreco
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Hello Andrew, 

    actually, as you suggest,  now I'm collecting instances in a list and manage it in a proper way. I was curios to understand if it was there an alternative way to do that. There is not a specific need behind this request, I'm just trying to learn something about Skll++..

    As usual, thank you for your fast feedback!  :-)

    Giuseppe

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