Le 04/10/2015 12:48, Moviga Technologies a écrit : > Well, just following the logic from variables. If a and b are integers, > and b=2, and then one does a=b, and then Inc a, b is still 2 while a is > 3.
I don't see the relation with structures. What you are talking about is just the difference between a value and a reference (i.e. a pointer) to a value. > > Oh, OK. I though using Struct was just a more simple alternative to a > class. Better use a class then. Thanks! > In Gambas, a structure is a class. As soon as you use it exactly like a class, there is no difference. Struct MyStruct ... End Struct Private aStruct As MyStruct Private aClass As MyClass --> aClass and aStruct behave the same. But there is something more when you use the Struct keyword in the declaration: ' MyClass.class Private aStruct As Struct MyStruct Then the contents of the structure is embedded in the object where it is declared. Consequently, to use it like another object (i.e. MyObject.aStruct.XXX), Gambas has to create a temporary object, and so it is slower than using a real object. There is the same distinction with array of structures: ' MyClass.class Private arrayOfStruct[XXX] As Struct MyStruct arrayOfstruct[1] is slower than if the declaration has been: Private arrayOfStruct As New MyStruct[XXX] (note that in the late case, you have to create instances of MyStruct to populate the array). I hope it's a bit clearer now. Regards, -- Benoît Minisini ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Gambas-user mailing list Gambas-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gambas-user
