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Object References Object references can point to instances of classes. The static type of their reference variables is either a class or an interface. Both types can be used to create objects with the statement CREATE OBJECT.
Class reference variables allow access to all visible components of a class.
Interface reference variables restrict the view of the interface components of a class. If an attempt is made to access an instance attribute using an object reference variable that contains the null reference, an uncatchable exception is raised. A catchable exception is raised when an instance method is called. Object references are always heap references.
Latest notes: For more information, see Object References. NON_V5_HINTS ABAP_HINT_END
ABAP_EXAMPLE_VX5 Inline declaration of an object reference variable out with the static type IF_DEMO_OUTPUT on the left side of an object of the class CL_DEMO_OUTPUT created using its factory method NEW. Calling of the method DISPLAY using the object component selector. ABEXA 01180 ABAP_EXAMPLE_END
