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Subject: C Functions: other tuples
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If within a C function called from the monitor I know
another tuple's oid, how do I access that tuple so that
I can use its attribute values?  I want to do this even
when the tuple is in a different class than the one
passed into the function.

If anyone has done this before or knows of a way to do
this, your comments would be greatly appreciated.


Sean Steiner
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ssteiner@maestro.srcc.lsu.edu

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