Alright say i have a class that looks like this: AngelScript

class Blah
{
  float x;
  float y;
}

Than i create an instance of it using CreateScriptObject() and i now want to change the pointer of the x and y to my own x and y. Like this: C++

float x, y;
(float*)instance->GetPropertyPointer(0) = &x
(float*)instance->GetPropertyPointer(1) = &y

What happens to the x and y that angel script created in CreateScriptObject()? Does it get freed?

GetPropertyPointer() returns a pointer to the property so that you can read it's value or overwrite it. It doesn't let you change the actual location of the property.

Oh yeah. I was actually wondering how could that be possible until i looked at the examples of "GetReturnPointer()" and saw they were actually changing the value, not the pointer. It was the pointers to pointers that was confusing me.

The name of the method doesn't help much either. I'm considering renaming it, e.g. to GetPointerToProperty().