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Argon Knight
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Posted: 3rd Nov 2006 06:10
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I haven't tried this yet, so it just a theoretical question. I'd like to hear from the experts first.

What issues might happen if I had multiple instances of say the DGDKLib.dgdkSprite class, or the other dgdgk classes?

I'm thinking ahead. Like inheriting the class for each my sprite classes:



or simpler, using it as a member variable

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Posted: 3rd Nov 2006 09:03
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Inheriting from the objects will not make any difference to how your classes will access the internal objects or sprites of DGDK.NET because they are process dependent. Your application could refer to several oDBSprite objects and yet they will all point to the same engine code.

Paul.

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Argon Knight
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Thats what I thought. I just wanted to make sure.
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