ObjectType:uint

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Contents 1 Description 2 Members 3 Methods 4 Returns 5 Examples 5.1 Declare an unsigned integer 5.2 Set an integer's value 5.3 Add two integers 5.4 Increment an integer 5.5 Decrement an integer 6 Operates On 7 See Also

Description

Short for unsigned integer, a uint is a positive whole number that can be represented in 32 bits. This datatype is limited to the numbers 0 to 4,294,967,295 (4 billion).

Members

• float Float: This number, converted to a float
• string Hex: A hexadecimal string equivalent to this number
• uint Reverse: This number, with its bytes reversed (1234 is turned into 3523477504.. easier to see in hex: 00 00 04 D2 -> D2 04 00 00)
• string LeadingZeroes[#]: A string representation of this number, with at least this many decimal places. The number will be lead with zeroes to reach the desired length
• int Signed: This number as 32-bit signed

Methods

• Inc: Increments this uint by 1
• Inc[formula]: Increments this uint by a given amount
• Dec: Decrements this uint by 1
• Dec[formula]: Decrements this uint by a given amount
• Set[formula]: Sets this uint to a given value

Returns

The string representation of this number

Examples

Declare an unsigned integer

• declare Count uint 37

Set an integer's value

• Count:Set[37430]

Add two integers

• Total:Set[${Total}+${Current}]

Increment an integer

• Count:Inc

Decrement an integer

• Count:Dec

Operates On

unsigned int

See Also

• Data Types