So, if I have an classes A and B, and class A is a child/subclass of class B
(both are instanced in app), how could I access list of relationships of
objects in memory?
is there any way for that?
So, if I have an classes A and B, and class A is a child/subclass of class B
(both are instanced in app), how could I access list of relationships of
objects in memory?
is there any way for that?
buu <aha@xxxxxx> wrote:Nope, I'm afraid not.
> So, if I have an classes A and B, and class A is a child/subclass of class B
> (both are instanced in app), how could I access list of relationships of
> objects in memory?
> is there any way for that?
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