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RE: Re: Object <--> some string ObjectIdentity: msg#00009lang.smalltalk.squeak.beginners
> > I generate an id for my domain objects in initialize. All > my domain objects > > answer to #id, see my SandstoneDb package on SqueakSource. For > > WAComponents, I don't bother, if I need an id for ajax > purposes I use either > > html nextId, or use my domain objects id with some prefix > or postfix. > > That doesn't answer how you get to the object, if you only know the ID > though ;-) > > Lukas True, but I'm assuming Sophie knows how to use a Dictionary to hash any objects she needs by id. If not, she can certainly find examples in the package I mentioned. Ramon Leon http://onsmalltalk.com
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