30 Jan
2000
30 Jan
'00
3:47 p.m.
Robert Withers wrote:
Are there any special rules for the internal state of an external value binding? My guess is that if you don't change the value of the outer reference, yet you modify the internal state of that object, then the closure binding to that value will refer to the object which had it's internal state modified. Is this the case?
Yes. The bindings just hold onto the object references, so internal state is shared as in any case where two variables are bound to the same object reference.
-Jesse