The other screwy thing unmentioned about that number of references number
is that say you set
x = script("objectScript").new()
then you
put x
-- < offspring "objectScript" 2 23f233 >
what you get for the number of references is 2 because in order to PUT the
data, a reference is created, the data is put, and then the reference goes
away. So the number you see may be one more than you expect in that sort
of case.
roymeo
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