jm::Variant Struct Reference

Public Member Functions
	Variant ()
	Variant (const Variant &another)
Variant &	operator= (const Variant &another)
	Variant (int64 number)
	Variant (double number)
	Variant (const jm::String &string)
int64	toInt64 () const
int32	toInt32 () const
double	toDouble () const
const String &	toString () const

Public Attributes
PropertyType	mType
	Type of Property.
union {
bool   boolValue
uint64   uintValue
int64   intValue
float   floatValue
double   doubleValue
}	mNumberValue
	The value of the property is usually set by the user in the GUI. Therefore, the value is typically a string, boolean, or number. If there is another type of value, it is wise to consider whether the transfer should be done as a text or if it should be extended here. However, it is always better to parse it as a text. As mentioned, it comes from the interface and not from other data.
String	mTextValue

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Variant() [1/5]

jm::Variant::Variant

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)

Variant() [2/5]

jm::Variant::Variant

(

const Variant &

another

)

Variant() [3/5]

jm::Variant::Variant ( int64  number )

explicit

Variant() [4/5]

jm::Variant::Variant ( double  number )

explicit

Variant() [5/5]

jm::Variant::Variant ( const jm::String &  string )

explicit

Member Function Documentation

operator=()

Variant & jm::Variant::operator=

(

const Variant &

another

)

toDouble()

double jm::Variant::toDouble

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)

const

toInt32()

int32 jm::Variant::toInt32

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)

const

toInt64()

int64 jm::Variant::toInt64

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)

const

toString()

const String & jm::Variant::toString

(

)

const

Member Data Documentation

boolValue

bool jm::Variant::boolValue

doubleValue

double jm::Variant::doubleValue

floatValue

float jm::Variant::floatValue

intValue

int64 jm::Variant::intValue

[union]

union { ... } jm::Variant::mNumberValue

The value of the property is usually set by the user in the GUI. Therefore, the value is typically a string, boolean, or number. If there is another type of value, it is wise to consider whether the transfer should be done as a text or if it should be extended here. However, it is always better to parse it as a text. As mentioned, it comes from the interface and not from other data.

mTextValue

String jm::Variant::mTextValue

mType

PropertyType jm::Variant::mType

Type of Property.

uintValue

uint64 jm::Variant::uintValue