Hi to all!

A bit of commented code should be enough to explain my problem:

    var valueArray : int[];

    function Start()
    {
         valueArray = new int[100];
         for(val in valueArray)
         {
         val=1;
         }
         var refArray : int[] = valueArray;
         print(refArray[0]); //A : this prints 1

         valueArray[0] = 2;
         print(refArray[0]); //B : this prints 2

         valueArray = new int[100];
         print(refArray[0]); //C : this still prints 2
    }

Point by point, please correct me where I'm wrong!

A: valueArray allocates 100 floats. refArray is just a pointer to valueArray.

B: this is confirmed here: changes in valueArray can be accessed through refArray.

C: Here's where I don't get it. valueArray allocates at a new adress, and ref array still points to the old one. Will the memory get garbage collected if refArray is local? Or will it cause a leak?

Many thanks for your insights!

G