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<doublec> I put together an example of using SDL 2 here: https://github.com/doublec/pony-sdl-example/blob/master/sdl-example/main.pony
<doublec> Handling events uses a union type though which I'm not sure if is possible without dropping to C
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<polypus74> i have a class with a ref field containing a SetIs of tags. i want to send a val copy of set to another actor. if i clone it i get a ref. but i can't of course clone it or reference the cloned ref in a recover block because ref aint send. so there's probably some simple way to do this?
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<doublec> You're gone, but in case you can read logs, I don't think you can do it
<doublec> Can you make your ref field an iso?
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<SeanTAllen> Yes, the field would have to be an iso. You can never share a ref.
<SeanTAllen> You can't maintain a mutable reference to an object and have immutable references to it as well.
<doublec> SeanTAllen: in this case they were cloning it, which gives a ref. Maybe clone should returnan is an iso.
<doublec> "should return an iso" I mean
<doublec> I guess there are issues involved with it being a shallow clone and access to the items in the set
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<polypus74> So how do i do a deep copy? you'd think a shallow copy of tags wouldn't be a problem