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right... 'cause they're 2 different things

except i'm pointing to a class that I'm refrencing it to. so I'm calling it a reference not because it is a c++ reference, but because in the use of it,...

now I get an error here :

myVector[myClass.size-1]._reference_tomyClass = & myVector[myClass.size];


I think I did it right ... but maybe I missed something


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I guess that's why I get an error when I'm creating the class

"So in essence you did it correctly... So what is the problem?"

I don't know... it gave me an error :)
but I think it's ok now, must have done something silly...

now I'm getting this error

i switched to

class myClass
{
myClass& reference;
}

sorry, I've spent the last 2 years sonverting c++ practices to actionscript, and now I'm doing it the other way round...

thanks, I'll give it a go

essentialy I want to do this


class myClass{

myClass *pointer;

}

wouldn't that be pointing to itself then?

I want to point to the same type but a different instance

Im just getting back into C and Im realizing how much I've forgotten (or didn't know)

anyhow I'm trying to do some OOP. And I've got a class, where I want to define a pointer to the same class....