Your program will throw away every tmpCustFile object you create. Is this really what you intended? Also, I think your //etc. part chopped off some important bits. Also, why did you ignore standard naming procedures? myCustomFileClass should be MyCustomFileClass, to remind you that it's a class, not an instance. You said:
TylerD75 wrote:
At first I thought it was the FileArray that had reached its end, but it has room for a lot more (I amped it up after hitting this problem). Then I thought it could be the MediaObjectArray that had reached it's end, but after increasing it nothing changed.
What are the two classes you mention? I did not see those anywhere in your code snippet. From your words, you are storing objects somewhere. From your code, you are not. Please fix one or the other and maybe we can give a better answer.
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