Hello Simon,
If I add a getter-property that returns the field by value, the
following instruction "object.position.x = 12;" won't modify the
position of the object, but will only modify the returned copy of the
position, right?
That's actually why I'd like to have a getter that returns the field
by reference and not by value.
That is correct. Reference returns are on the todo list. For now this Hack
should work.
struct S { float x; float y; }
class C
{
S s
class C_S { void x(float v){ s.x=v; } void y(float v){ s.y=v; } }
C_S pos() { return new C_S(); }
}
