If a class has a member as a table which has a inner table
the subtable value is not instance agnostic. Behave as a
static. Here is the example:
Code:
class MyClass
{
_name=null;
_a={
A="A",
C = {
c="c",
}
};
_ta = null;
constructor(name)
{
_a=clone _a;
_name=name;
_a.A=name;
base.constructor(MyClass,"SWITCH","V,G","ops",this);
}
function enume()
{
print("FOR: ------- " + _name + "------ \r\n")
foreach(k, d in _a)
{
print(_name + ": "+ k + " = " + d + "\r\n");
if(typeof d == "table")
{
foreach(kk, dd in d)
{
print(" "+kk + ": " + kk + " = " + dd + "\r\n");
}
}
}
}
}
local v1 = MyClass("instance 1");
local v2 = MyClass("instance 2");
print("BEFORE ----------------------\n");
v1.enume();
v2.enume();
v1._a.A="V1-A";
v2._a.A="V2-A";
v1._a.C.c="V1-C";
v2._a.C.c="V2-C";
print("AFTER ------------------\n");
v1.enume();
v2.enume();
//Thermostat1_go();
return True;
RUN:
BEFORE ----------------------
FOR: ------- instance 1------
instance 1: A = instance 1
instance 1: C = (table : 0x0x110abd0)
c: c = c
FOR: ------- instance 2------
instance 2: A = instance 2
instance 2: C = (table : 0x0x110abd0)
c: c = c
AFTER ------------------
FOR: ------- instance 1------
instance 1: A = V1-A
instance 1: C = (table : 0x0x110abd0)
c: c = V2-C <<< ???? should be V1-C
FOR: ------- instance 2------
instance 2: A = V2-A
instance 2: C = (table : 0x0x110abd0)
c: c = V2-C
