ObjRawGet/ObjRawSet abnormal

[arcticir]

It seems that it cannot read and write the object as a key normally?

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	m:={}
	t:=[]
	ObjRawSet m,t,4
	b:=[]
	MsgBox ObjRawGet(m,b)	;> 4

[guest3456]

this is not an AHK_H issue, its for regular v2 also

in v2, ObjRawSet says that it sets a property, it does not set a "key". And that the 2nd func parameter is a "Name". that leads me to believe that you should be passing a string, not an empty array t

https://lexikos.github.io/v2/docs/objects/Object.htm#RawSet

same with ObjRawGet, probably b resolves to an empty string, and so this code produces the same result:

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	ObjRawSet m,t,4
	MsgBox ObjRawGet(m,"")	;> 4

or

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	ObjRawSet m,"",4
	MsgBox ObjRawGet(m,"")	;> 4

i'm surprised v2 doesn't throw a type mismatch error.. maybe because these funcs are deprecated

[arcticir]

it's a pity. Its performance is excellent.

loop 1000000

t:=ObjRawGet(p,x) 150ms
t:=o.has(x)?o[x]:"" 260ms/570ms
t:=o[x] 270ms

[guest3456]

it's a pity. Its performance is excellent.

loop 1000000

t:=ObjRawGet(p,x) 150ms
t:=o.has(x)?o[x]:"" 260ms/570ms
t:=o[x] 270ms

ask @lexikos maybe he can tell you an alternative way

[lexikos]

ObjRawGet is effectively "ObjGetOwnProp". Because I wasn't sure that I wanted to keep it, I made only the minimal changes needed to get it working.

If you want to map object references to values, use a Map.

[arcticir]

Most of the time, I care more about its simplicity and performance. For example
if t:=ObjRawGet(o,"t") is much better than if t:=o.has("t")?o["t"]:"" ,simpler and more efficient, although it is not standardized.