Hi everyone,<br><br>I've noticed an odd behavior when I started experimenting with valuetypes. I have a sequence that contains valuetype objects. When I set values in the sequence (doing something like seq[0] = obj1), the reference count of the objects are not incremented. However when the sequence goes out of scope, it decrements the reference count of all the objects contained within. This is asymmetrical.
<br><br>All the rest of the C++ mapping seems to function intuitively (meaning that you can use _var smart pointers for everything and never have to use pointers, or call add_ref or remove_ref directly) except for this sequence case, and the case of _downcast.
<br><br>Is this behavior intentional? Is this a bug (improvement opportunity :)) in the corba spec? Please don't hesitate to share any opinions/speculation!<br><br>Thanks,<br> Tamas<br>