SYNOPSIS
        lwobject new_lwobject(string name, ...)

DESCRIPTION
        Creates a new lightweight object from the program <name> and
        returns it. The program will be loaded as a regular object,
        called a blueprint, first, and then a lightweight object will
        be created therefrom.

        Note that the pathname must be complete, which means there are no
        relative paths allowed. Any further arguments will be passed to
        the H_CREATE_LWOBJECT hook to initialize the lightweight object.

        If strict euids are enforced, the calling object must have a
        non-zero euid.

        Variable initialization is done similar to cloned objects with a call
        to the internal lfun __INIT(). However, if #pragma share_variables is
        in effect, the values for a lightweight object's variables are taken
        from the current variables of the blueprint.

        In the absence of share_variables, variables without explicit
        initializers are initialized to 0.


EXAMPLES
        --- /lwo/stack.c ---
        mixed* stack = ({});

        int empty()
        {
            return sizeof(stack) == 0;
        }

        void push(mixed val)
        {
            stack += ({ val });
        }

        mixed pop()
        {
            mixed result;

            if (empty())
                raise_error("stack is empty.\n");

            result = stack[<1];
            stack = stack[..<2];
            return result;
        }

        --- usage: ---
        lwobject stack = new_lwobject("/lwo/stack");

        stack.push("A");
        return stack.pop();


HISTORY
        LDMud 3.6.5 introduced lightweight objects.

SEE ALSO
        blueprint(E), lwobjectp(E), load_name(E), uids(C), pragma(LPC)