[libreoffice-users] Re: Determining equivalent user-defined type objects

[original problem]

klaten wrote
> I am trying to find a way in LibreOffice Basic to determine whether two
> object variables are referencing the same instance of a user-defined type.
> The "EqualUnoObjects" function seemed plausible but . . . does
> not work as expected:I expected a response of "var1.field1 = var2"
> followed
> by "Done," but I only got "Done." 

[makeshift solution]

OK, so apparently there is no such function in the runtime of LibreOffice
Basic. To complete my macro, I chose the following workaround: assign a
unique object ID to each user-defined type object, and to check their
equivalence, check the equivalence of the object IDs. Here is what my test
code looked like with this solution applied.





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