Object
An object created from the class.new() function. Contains all of the members given from the class object.
Warning
An object's metatable cannot be deleted or changed. This is to prevent access to the Internal members, logic that keeps the object secure, and the logic on how it works. An object will always belong to the base type userdata.
Summary
Properties
Indicates if an object is locked.
Indicates the class type of the object.
The object's data table that you can access by indexing the object with the member's name. (object.member or object["member"])
Methods
The constructor function of the object, if it exists. Cannot be directly called.
The destructor function of the object, if it exists. Cannot be directly called.
Calls the object's destructor function, destroys all the instances inside the objectData and clears it, and sets the __locked property to true.
Properties
__locked
Indicates if an object has been locked. If set to true, the object's metamethods will no longer work and all the members will become unaccessable.
__type
Indicates the class type of the object. Can be used to determine which class the object belongs to by using the Type.typeof() function.
objectData
The object's data table that stores every access specifier, and the members inside them. This data table cannot be accessed directly, so you have to index the object by using object.member or object["member"] methods to access it.
Methods
constructor
The constructor function inside the object, if it has been set in the classData table. This function is internal, so it will only be called when the object is created by using the class.new(...) function.
Returns
| void |
destructor
The destructor function inside the object, if it has been set in the classData table. This function accepts no parameters and is internal, so it can only be called when object:Destroy() is called, and can only be called once.
Returns
| void |
Destroy
This method first calls the object's destructor function, then after the destructor runs, it goes through the objectData table, if a key or value is found to be an Instance, it calls :Destroy() on that Instance, and sets it to nil. If not, then it simply sets the key and value to nil, and when the objectData table is finally empty, it sets the __locked property to true, preventing further access to any member, function or operator function.
Warning
At this stage, your object should be treated as empty and completely gone. Make sure to remove all references to the object, so the garbage collector can pick it up.
Returns
| void |