syntax:

   SEObject

SEContext.seMakeObject();

where:

None

return:

A handle to the created object.

description:

This call creates a new object. The returned object handle follows the standard object lifetime rules described in chapter VIII. The returned object is blank, meaning it has no members. You'll usually want to store the object using sePutObject, either to assign it to a variable or return it as the result of your wrapper function.

see:

seMakeStack, sePutObject