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Re: How to identify object instances (StableObjectId)?

For PAYG reasons, identifiers are not added to every object "just-in-case". If you need them, add them. I'd be interested in understanding the scenario where you create multiple instances with the exact same set of properties. I would think it would be better to share one instance in that

Re: How to identify object instances (StableObjectId)?

Interesting, thanks for sharing! Olaf -- Sent from: http://apache-royale-development.20373.n8.nabble.com/

Re: How to identify object instances (StableObjectId)?

Hi Olaf, This is how it looks like in intellij [1] - Each object has such unique number. If it's the same instance of object you will have the same number in other place of applications. [1] https://imgur.com/jG9MM2f Thanks, Piotr wt., 12 lut 2019 o 09:59 Olaf Krueger napisał(a): > Hi, > >

RE: How to identify object instances (StableObjectId)?

That’s my understanding too. From: Olaf Krueger Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2019 12:34:00 PM To: dev@royale.apache.org Subject: Re: How to identify object instances (StableObjectId)? Thanks, Yishay... it really seems that StableObjectId is coming from Chrome.

Re: How to identify object instances (StableObjectId)?

Thanks, Yishay... it really seems that StableObjectId is coming from Chrome. > You can use an object’s dimensions, className, etc. to make sure it’s the > one you need. > I do this all the time to break on specific values. Just to make sure that I got it right: What if we create a couple of

Re: How to identify object instances (StableObjectId)?

+1. I do this all the time to break on specific values. > On Feb 12, 2019, at 11:40 AM, Yishay Weiss wrote: > > For what it’s worth, I find using conditional breakpoints will get me around > the need to record instance names most of the time. You can use an object’s > dimensions, className,

RE: How to identify object instances (StableObjectId)?

For what it’s worth, I find using conditional breakpoints will get me around the need to record instance names most of the time. You can use an object’s dimensions, className, etc. to make sure it’s the one you need. From: Olaf Krueger Sent: Monday, February

RE: How to identify object instances (StableObjectId)?

Not sure exactly where it’s manufactured but it looks [1] like StableObjectID id a property created by Chrome. I guess, use at your own risk. [1] https://github.com/ChromeDevTools/devtools-frontend/commit/fa54b2abcc2055e965ce972e9d42ac31a8a7caa3 From: Olaf

Re: How to identify object instances (StableObjectId)?

Hi, just for the case of completeness, the StableObjectId looks like this in VSCode [1]. > ... you can identify an object by the properties it has and its parent IIUIC, this is valid for objects which do not differ. But if we have (for whatever reason) identical object instances it's hard to