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| + | <span id="self"></span> | ||
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| + | This variable is a unitptr to the unit owning the DIL program. | ||
| + | For C++ people, this is like the 'this' pointer. | ||
| + | For example, if Mary has a program, then self.title equals | ||
| + | "Mary the Lumberjack wife" | ||
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'self' | 'self' | ||
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For example, if Mary has a program, then self.title equals | For example, if Mary has a program, then self.title equals | ||
"Mary the Lumberjack wife" | "Mary the Lumberjack wife" | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:36, 4 December 2025
'self' This variable is a unitptr to the unit owning the DIL program. For C++ people, this is like the 'this' pointer. For example, if Mary has a program, then self.title equals "Mary the Lumberjack wife"
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'self' This variable is a unitptr to the unit owning the DIL program. For C++ people, this is like the 'this' pointer. For example, if Mary has a program, then self.title equals "Mary the Lumberjack wife"
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