Rob;

Actually, an ouro contains a *reference* to a boros and vice versa. There nothing bestial about that -- in fact it's a useful and often appropriate construct.


Ok, so what you are doing here is creating a reference that can later be set to reference a actual object instance external to the class? Ok, that's quite different.

You're just trying to goad me into writing that wiki entry on ChucK references, aren't you?  :)


 
Hmmmm, actually now that I looked the manual does cover references (chapter 13). I think I skimmed over that section before as it made zero sense to me back then :-).

My oops on both counts.

Kas.