Example

Here's another example. The printed output, with one child in the entity
kids, is:
No Name
Joe
No Name

"name" is not a C++ class member.

It seems a new luabind::object is created each time a C++ object is returned
from a function?

        for child in self.kids do
                if child.name==nil then
                        Print("No Name")
                        child.name="Joe"
                        Print(child.name)
                else
                        Print(child.name)
                end
        end

        for child in self.kids do
                if child.name==nil then
                        print("No Name")
                else
                        Print(child.name)
                end
        end

 

I would expect the output to be:
No Name

Joe

Joe

 

 

 

Best Regards,

 

Josh Klint

CEO

Leadwerks Software

www.leadwerks.com

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