On 7/11/00 9:05 pm, Monte Goulding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm still desperate for some explanation why when objects in a cloned stack
> have different id's to the same object in the original stack. I thought it
> was an exact copy. Can anyone help pleeeaazzzeeee!
Object IDs will change if you copy them to another stack: object IDs are
unique in the stack they are in only. Every time you create an object it is
created at an ID one higher than the last object. So your objects may come
out with any ID when you copy them to another stack: to keep the IDs unique
in the destination stack. Its generally best to refer to objects by name
and give all objects a name you will remember instead of ID anyway.
Regards,
Kevin
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