Rick McGuire wrote:
> I'm not sure this question makes any sense. An interaction on an
> object occurrs in the context of where the interaction is triggered.
> Objects are just data, and have no knowledge of where they have been
> created. If one instance stores an object in .environment (general
I'm not sure this question makes any sense. An interaction on an
object occurrs in the context of where the interaction is triggered.
Objects are just data, and have no knowledge of where they have been
created. If one instance stores an object in .environment (generally
a bad practice), then it
Given two different RexxInstances R1 and R2 running in the same process.
In R1 an object O1 is created and saved in ".environment".
Two questions ad RexxInterpreter context:
1. If from R2 an interaction occurs with O1 (addressed via
".environment"), in which context does O1 execute, in R
