Integer - SuperOffice

Integers are positive and negative whole 32-bit unsigned numbers without decimals. If you need to work with decimals, use the Float data type.

Constructors

Integer()

Integer Integer()

Default constructor.

Integer(Integer)

Integer Integer(Integer value)

Pass a value to copy into a new object.

Integer(String)

Integer Integer(String value)

Pass a String containing a number. The constructor will parse the text and create an Integer object.

Methods

toString()

Converts a numeric value to its string representation. One of the most frequently used methods, typically when you are going to output something.

String toString()

Returns: CRMScript.Global.String Example:

Integer c = 100;
String s = c.toString();

toBool()

Converts a numeric value to its boolean representation. Returns false if the integer is zero, otherwise true.

Bool toBool()

Returns: CRMScript.Global.Bool Example:

Integer i = 3;
printLine(i.toBool().toString());

abs()

Converts a numeric value to its absolute value (the non-negative value of the number without regarding the sign). One of the most frequently used methods, typically when you are going to output something.

Integer abs()

Returns: CRMScript.Global.Integer Example:

Integer i = -7;
print(i.abs().toString());

toHex()

Converts an Integer to a hexadecimal string.

String toHex()

Returns: CRMScript.Global.String

By default, it converts the value of the current object. You can optionally pass a specific value to convert. (See below)

Example:

printLine("Int \\t Hex");
for (Integer i = 0; i < 16; i++) {
\tprintLine(i.toString() +"\\t " + i.toHex());
}

toHex(Integer)

Converts an Integer to a hexadecimal string. Same as above except you write toHex(i) rather than i.toHex().

String toHex(Integer)

Returns: CRMScript.Global.String

isNull()

Returns true if it has no value and false if it does.

Bool isNull()

Returns: CRMScript.Global.Bool

A NULL/NUL/NIL Integer is different from zero, in that it is conceptually without a value. However, when a null Integer is used naively, CRMScript is usually forgiving and interprets it as zero.

Example:

Integer i;
printLine(i.isNull().toString());
i = 0;
printLine(i.isNull().toString());

​Constructors

​Integer()

​Integer(Integer)

​Integer(String)

​Methods

​toString()

​toBool()

​abs()

​toHex()

​toHex(Integer)

​isNull()

Constructors

Integer()

Integer(Integer)

Integer(String)

Methods

toString()

toBool()

abs()

toHex()

toHex(Integer)

isNull()