[Request] Object indexer

[Phi]

When resizing an application, I came up with this idea. Basically, an object that you will use Index("Object Indexer",0) and that will get you the first Fixed Value of the first object that is assigned one.
That way, you can run a loop and resize using:
Index("Object Indexer",LoopIndex("Resize")) = Fixed("RTF") - resize to x1,y1
Index("Object Indexer",LoopIndex("Resize")) = Fixed("Editbox") - resize to x2,y2.
This will allow for multiple instances and multiple object types, and best of all, all the objects created have Fixed values so it won't miss any.

Quote from Looki about this some time ago:
<Looki> [fixed values are] a transformed memory address combined with an internal object counter...
<Looki> ((o->roHo.hoCreationId<<16)+o->roHo.hoNumber)
<Looki> the creation id, shifted 16 bits to the left, plus the "object number", whatever that is
<Looki> get a pointer to any object in MMF. Doesn't matter which.
<Looki> then, get the offset of rhObjectList (I can give it to you.. it's just counting the bytes, tedious)
<Looki> this points to an array
<Looki> and you can access each object, by passing the fixed value & 0xffff as key

Thank you!

[RickyRombo]

can't you just make a map of each fixed number, and give them an incrementing index?

[Phi]

That would require me to create each object individually, and assigning values before the app can even run its content. It's way too inefficent.

[Dynasoft]

If you give all the objects a qualifier, the Select Object can choose them by index.

[RickyRombo]

That would require me to create each object individually, and assigning values before the app can even run its content. It's way too inefficent.

Not quite, you could loop the objects. I think Dynasoft has the answer, anyway.