Difference between revisions of "ObjectType:intptr"
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== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
===Display a integer pointers address=== | ===Display a integer pointers address=== | ||
*echo Memory Address: ${Point1.Address} | *echo Memory Address: ${Point1.Address} | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
{{LavishScript:ObjectType}} | {{LavishScript:ObjectType}} | ||
Revision as of 16:00, 8 July 2018
| intptr | |
| Defined By | LavishScript |
| Inherits | int |
| Reduces To | The string representation of this int |
| Variable Object Type | none |
| Uses Sub-Types | no |
| C/C++ Type | int * |
Contents
Description
An intptr is simply a pointer to an int. The type inherits int, and can be used as if it were an int.
Members
- int Address: The memory address of the actual integer
Methods
(none)
Examples
Display a integer pointers address
- echo Memory Address: ${Point1.Address}
See Also
LavishScript Object Types
- Text
- string - mutablestring - unistring
- Numbers
- byte - float - float64 - int - uint - int64
- Boolean (TRUE/FALSE)
- bool
- Pointers
- boolptr - byteptr - floatptr - float64ptr - intptr - uintptr - int64ptr - rgbptr - stringptr
- Containers
- objectcontainer - array - index - collection - queue - stack - set - variablescope
- JSON
- jsonobject - jsonarray - jsonvaluecontainer - jsonvalue
- Iteration
- iterator - jsoniterator
- Date/Time
- time
- File Handling
- filepath - file - filelist - filelistentry
- Tasks
- lavishmachine - Accessed via the Top-Level Object LMAC
- task - tasklibrary - taskmanager - tasktype - taskpulseargs - elmactaskstate
