The Integer data type class represents an integer value. More...
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_.Library.Integer | DisplayToLogical (_, _.Library.String val) |
Converts the input value val, which is a string representing an integer,. More... | |
_.Library.Status | IsValid (_, _.Library.RawString val) |
Tests if the logical value val, which is an integer value, is valid. More... | |
_.Library.String | LogicalToDisplay (_, _.Library.Integer val) |
Converts the value of val, which is in logical integer format, into a display string. More... | |
_.Library.Integer | Normalize (_, _.Library.RawString val) |
Converts val to a normalized value. | |
_.Library.Integer | XSDToLogical (_, _.Library.String val) |
Converts the SOAP encoded input decimal value into a logical value. More... | |
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DISPLAYLIST = None | |
The Integer data type class represents an integer value. More... | |
FORMAT = None | |
The format specification for the data type's display value. More... | |
MAXVAL = None | |
The maximum allowed logical value for the data type. | |
MINVAL = None | |
The minimum allowed logical value for the data type. | |
STRICT = None | |
If '1' then <method>IsValid</method> will return false for numbers that are not integers e.g. More... | |
VALUELIST = None | |
Used for enumerated (multiple-choice) attributes. More... | |
XMLTotalDigits = None | |
The total number of digits for XML verification as defined by http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#rf-totalDigits. | |
XSDTYPE = None | |
Declares the XSD type used when projecting XML Schemas. | |
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INDEXNULLMARKER = None | |
Override this parameter value to specify what value should be used as a null marker when a property of the type is used in a subscript of an index map. More... | |
The Integer data type class represents an integer value.
The logical value of the Integer data type is an integer. The Integer datatype does not have built-in limits. It is a hybrid datatype the values of which is not exact outside of a certain range (currently it is the same range as that of the 64-bit integer value). The current range for xDBC projections can be seen under configuration/advanced. Its default corresponds to the usual signed 32-bit integer limits.
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Converts the input value val, which is a string representing an integer,.
into a logical integer value.
Returns the logical integer value of the input string val.
Reimplemented in Boolean.
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Converts the value of val, which is in logical integer format, into a display string.
The formatting is based on the value of the FORMAT parameter.
Returns the formatted value of val.
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The Integer data type class represents an integer value.
The logical value of the Integer data type is an integer. The Integer datatype does not have built-in limits. It is a hybrid datatype the values of which is not exact outside of a certain range (currently it is the same range as that of the 64-bit integer value). The current range for xDBC projections can be seen under configuration/advanced. Its default corresponds to the usual signed 32-bit integer limits.
Used for enumerated (multiple-choice) attributes.
Used in conjunction with the VALUELIST parameter for enumerated (multiple-choice) attributes. DISPLAYLIST, if not null, represents the display values for the attribute corresponding with the logical values listed in VALUELIST.
The display values are returned by the LogicalToDisplay method.
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The format specification for the data type's display value.
The value of FORMAT corresponds to the formatting option of the $FNUMBER
function, which is used to perform the formatting.
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If '1' then <method>IsValid</method> will return false for numbers that are not integers e.g.
1.2, -0.01
rather than the default behavior which is to allow these an normalize them to an integer. This validation is done by $number using "I" format, so the rules associated with this function apply.
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Used for enumerated (multiple-choice) attributes.
VALUELIST is either a null string ("") or a delimiter separated list (where the delimiter is the first character) of logical values. If a non-null value is present, then the attribute is restricted to values in the list, and the validation code simply checks to see if the value is in the list.