> The reason for this is because the object is declared as a ref object.
I have no choice, my object is declared like this. The problem may be deeper than that: did I make the right choice in using a table to save my objects ??? Thanks for the link.
- Stock address instead of plain object in a table : C to Nim zack
- Stock address instead of plain object in a table : C to Nim PMunch
- Stock address instead of plain object in a table : C to N... zack
- Stock address instead of plain object in a table : C ... PMunch
- Stock address instead of plain object in a table ... zack
- Stock address instead of plain object in a t... PMunch
- Stock address instead of plain object in... zack
