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Danny252: Add links between language reference pages

2020-12-28T14:08:52Z

Add links between language reference pages

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			* [[TrainzScript Language Reference]]
			** [[Comments & Delineation]]
			** [[TrainzScript Keywords]]
			** [[Operators]]
			** [[Types]]
			<br />

			== Types ==

	{{anchor\|bool}}{{MethodHeader\|bool}}		{{anchor\|bool}}{{MethodHeader\|bool}}
	*Contains the Boolean constants ''true'' or ''false''		*Contains the Boolean constants ''true'' or ''false''

Builderbob: Categories

2019-04-24T00:51:01Z

Granthes: Added info on Hex notation for int

2016-09-19T19:01:57Z

Added info on Hex notation for int

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	+100		+100
	-100		-100
	~~hex?~~		0x0f (Tested only in T:ANE)
	<br>		<br>

Marinus: added anchors

2010-10-31T00:09:22Z

added anchors

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	{{MethodHeader\|bool}}		{{anchor\|bool}}{{MethodHeader\|bool}}
	*Contains the Boolean constants ''true'' or ''false''		*Contains the Boolean constants ''true'' or ''false''
	*Casting an integer of value 0 to a bool will result in ''false'', any other value will result in ''true''.		*Casting an integer of value 0 to a bool will result in ''false'', any other value will result in ''true''.
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	<br>		<br>

	{{MethodHeader\|int}}		{{anchor\|int}}{{MethodHeader\|int}}
	*32 bit integer		*32 bit integer
	*Range from -2147483647 .. 2147483647		*Range from -2147483647 .. 2147483647
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	{{MethodHeader\|float}}		{{anchor\|float}}{{MethodHeader\|float}}
	*32 bit floating number		*32 bit floating number
	Formats		Formats
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	{{MethodHeader\|object}}		{{anchor\|object}}{{MethodHeader\|object}}
	*''object'' is a base class which may be used to store references to objects of any class.		*''object'' is a base class which may be used to store references to objects of any class.
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	{{MethodHeader\|Array Types}}		{{anchor\|Array}}{{MethodHeader\|Array Types}}
	*Arrays are indexed lists of any base type or any class type including GameObjects.		*Arrays are indexed lists of any base type or any class type including GameObjects.
	*Arrays are declared using these statements		*Arrays are declared using these statements

Marinus at 00:07, 31 October 2010

2010-10-31T00:07:18Z

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	{{MethodHeader\|string}}		{{anchor\|string}}{{MethodHeader\|string}}
	*Strings can be indexed as arrays.		*Strings can be indexed as arrays.
	*Strings support the following escape sequences		*Strings support the following escape sequences

Windwalkr: 1 revision

2010-02-03T14:00:11Z

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Andi06 at 00:02, 26 July 2008

2008-07-26T00:02:07Z

New page

{{MethodHeader|bool}}
*Contains the Boolean constants ''true'' or ''false''
*Casting an integer of value 0 to a bool will result in ''false'', any other value will result in ''true''.
!false = true
(bool) 0 = false
 

{{MethodHeader|int}}
*32 bit integer
*Range from -2147483647 .. 2147483647
Formats
100
+100
-100
hex?
 

{{MethodHeader|float}}
*32 bit floating number
Formats
1.0
1.0f
polish notation?
 

{{MethodHeader|object}}
*''object'' is a base class which may be used to store references to objects of any class.
 

{{MethodHeader|string}}
*Strings can be indexed as arrays.
*Strings support the following escape sequences
\r ?
\n New line
\t Tab character
\l ?
\a ?
\b ?
\\ Backslash
\" Double quote mark
\' Single quote mark
\0 ?
 

{{MethodHeader|Array Types}}
*Arrays are indexed lists of any base type or any class type including GameObjects.
*Arrays are declared using these statements
Train[] trains;
int[] Numbers = new int[n]; // where ''n'' is the number of items in the array.
*The keyword ''new'' creates the array but does not initialise any of the members
Numbers[3] = 256; // assigns a value to the array. Array indices start at zero
*Arrays may also be returned by methods
Signal[] signals = World.GetSignalList() // creates an array of signals from a built in method
Numbers[Numbers.size()] = 5; // adds a new value after the end of the array, increasing its size by 1
Numbers[0,1] = null; // deletes the first value from the array, decreasing its size by 1

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	Numbers[0,1] = null; // deletes the first value from the array, decreasing its size by 1		Numbers[0,1] = null; // deletes the first value from the array, decreasing its size by 1
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			=Categories=
			[[Category:TrainzScript]]