To access an object's header,
you can use the object specific keywords.
These are read only and should
not be changed. They are as follows:
- objectFunctionArea
- Contains the address of the object's
function area, containing offsets to the object's methods.
- objectInfo
- A number containing the object's
info. If this is $8000, then the object is a class. Otherwise,
it's an instance.
- objectLocal
- Contains a pointer to the object's
property variables.
- objectName
- Contains a pointer to the object's
name string.
- objectSize
- A number containing the size of
the object structure.
- objectSpecies
- A pointer to the object in memory.
- objectSuperclass
- A pointer the the object's superclass
in memory.
- objectTotalProperties
- A number containing the object's
total number of properties.
- objectType
- The object's type. 1 if it's an
instance, 6 if it's a class.
Examples |
FormatPrint("This
object: %s is %d bytes large, has %d properties and $%04x as it's
-info-."
objectName
objectSize objectTotalProperties objectInfo)
FormatPrint(
"%s\n"+
"object at $%04x of $%04x\n"+
"Methods at: $%04x\n"+
"-info-: $%04x\n"+
"Properties at: $%04x\n"+
"Size: %d bytes\n"+
"Total Properties: %d\n"+
"Segment Type: %x\n"
objectName
objectSpecies
objectSuperclass
objectFunctionArea
objectInfo
objectLocal
objectSize
objectTotalProperties
objectType
)
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