OwnProps conflicts ObjOwnPropCount - how do you enumerate over all methods? Topic is solved

[guest3456]

i dont expect anyone to really answer other than lexikos, since no one has any idea how objects in v2 work, but who knows maybe a miracle happens and someone can figure it out

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#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0-beta

msgbox("prop count=" ObjOwnPropCount(cls))
for k,v in cls.OwnProps()
   msgbox("index=" A_Index "`nk=" k)

msgbox("prop count=" ObjOwnPropCount(cls.prototype))
for k,v in cls.prototype.OwnProps()
   msgbox("index=" A_Index "`nk=" k)

instance := cls()
msgbox("prop count=" ObjOwnPropCount(instance.base))
for k,v in instance.base.OwnProps()
   msgbox("index=" A_Index "`nk=" k)

class cls
{
   one()
   {
   }

   two()
   {
   }

   three()
   {
   }
}

[kczx3]

since no one has any idea how objects in v2 work

Really? Do you honestly think that?

[guest3456]

Really? Do you honestly think that?

yes, the object logic has changed so many times that you can probably count the number of people who understand it on one hand. regardless

can you answer the question in the topic? or make sense of the example code?

[kczx3]

Not at a computer at the moment to run the code and provide feedback

[guest3456]

Not at a computer at the moment to run the code and provide feedback

prop counts are 2,4,4 respectively in order, yet each for loop only iterates 1 time, with keys: "prototype", "__class", "__class"

[guest3456]

ok i figured it out, apparently the for loop requires one variable instead of two

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for k in prototype.ownprops
;not
for k,v in prototype.ownprops

[kczx3]

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