Hi,
I've got a class like this:
qx.Class.define("testproject.ArrayClass",
{
extend: qx.ui.basic.Atom,
construct : function()
{
arguments.callee.base.apply(this);
this.arr2 = new Array();
},
members : {
arr : new Array()
}
});
Now, I do the following:
s1=new testproject.ArrayClass();
s2=new testproject.ArrayClass();
s1.arr==s2.arr -> evaluates to true
s1.arr2==s2.arr2 -> evaluates to false
Now pushing any object/value into s1.arr results in s2.arr also having
the same values. Both the arrays point to the same array values. Why
does arr2 result in per instance arrays while arr has the same array
being shared across all the instances?
I'm using qx 1.0.1.
cheers,
skar.
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