Shashi,
Thanks for the code. I changed it to reflect what I´m saying.
The second print should be "Created by makeChanges()", because the object was passed as a reference in constructor. It should assign the new instance (it occurs if the new instance is created in the constructor).
Seens C# lost the reference when it goes outside the method with ref, even if you assign the reference to a variable....
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Shashi,
I was creating a new instance of myObj in the method. If I create in the constructor, it will reflect OK in main class. Creating in method, it doesn´t reflect in main class, even using ref in the constructor.
I think it should, because myObj is actually a pointer to the reference of the object (using ref). New instance should be visible when returning from method....Leave a comment:
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C# ref in constructor and change in method
Hello all!
I´m passing a reference using ref to a constructor in class A.
A a = new A(ref myObj);
If I change values of myObj in class A, they are reflected on the main class.
But, If I call a method like:
a.myMethod()
And change values of myObj (a private variable inside class A, assigned from ref by the constructor), they are not reflected on the main class.
Any work around?...
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