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Rather than having the server built-in recycle() and create() functions handle the creation and destruction of objects, a recycling center has been created to simulate these actions by changing objects that would have been recycled into children of $garbage (The Generic Garbage Object) and making them owned by Hacker, and then when they're needed again, to avoid a raw create() command, those objects are given to whoever's asking for them.
Most Useful Verbs
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$recycler:_recycle( object )
This will effectively recycle an object. (As a point of fact, it changes ownership of the object to Hacker and makes the object a child of $garbage.) It handles .ownership_quota and .owned_objects properly. Generally, use this instead of a recycle() in your verbs.
$recycler:_create( parent object [ , new owner object ] )
This effectively creates an object (with the specified parent, if possible, and with the specified owner, if possible; these are the same restrictions as on the server create() builtin). This is what should generally be used instead of create() in your programming.
$recycler:valid ( object )
This is a variant of the server built-in valid() except that it handles the $garbage objects as well. It returns a 1 if the object specified -is- valid and is -not- a $garbage object.
Other Notes
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request