Hi Todd,
> Perhaps something like:
> (java NIL 'obj) for removing it from the hashtable? The "complex management"
> of this could then be handled in pure Picolisp...
Very good idea! This fits nicely into the 'java' syntax, and has no harmful
effects if used wisely ;)
> Would it be as simple as something like (in Reflector.java reflect()):
> if (y == InOut.Nil) { // Release
> reference to Object
> Object o = lst[1]; // object to
> release
> int idx = o.hashCode();
> InOut.Obj.remove(idx);
> Io.Out.write(InOut.NIX);
> Io.Out.write(InOut.NIX);
> x = null;
>
> Or am I heading in the wrong direction?
No, this is basically correct. The write's are not needed, as they happen at the
end of reflect() anyway.
So I inseted:
1c1
< // 31jul23abu
---
> // 25aug23abu
58a59
> // (java NIL 'obj) -> NIL Release reference to object
120c121,125
< if (y == InOut.T) { // Define
interface
---
> if (y == InOut.Nil) { // Release
reference to object
> InOut.Obj.remove(lst[1].hashCode());
> x = null;
> }
> else if (y == InOut.T) { // Define
interface
and did some test. Works fine, and gives - as expected - a null pointer
exception if the object is accessed from Lisp again.
I cannot make a release to PlayStore now, as PilBox is in the process of some
changes to prepare for Android 14. So I made a temporary release available at:
https://picolisp.com/pub/pilBox.apk
https://picolisp.com/pub/PilBox.tgz
Thanks a lot for the good idea! :)
☺/ A!ex
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