Does Haxe support non-structural data structures of a reference type?

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Does Haxe support non-structural data structures of a reference type?

As far as I can tell, all composite data structures act like reference types, not value types like object instances in Java or pointers (minus unsafe functions) in C ++. Does the Haxe language have any support for user-defined complex value types, or has this been left out to better map languages that do not have this concept (like Java)?

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Mylin 07 jul. 15 at 5:35 am

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