You could try wrapping the xtra into a script, like so -
-- script "FileIO"
property ancestor
on new me
ancestor = script("FileIO").new()
end new me
-- Welcome to Director --
x = script("FileIO").new()
put x.count
-- 0
Would that do what you want?
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At 14:27 02.04.2003 +0530, you wrote:
>-- Welcome to Director --
>x = script("XX").new()
>
>y = xtra("FileIO").new()
>Why do you want to differentiate between the two types of instances
>anyways?
because:
put x.count
-- 0
put y.count
<< script error >>
daniel
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