macros:type:int32
Int32
An Int32 value is a numeric value, positiv or negative, with no decimal places: it is an integer, or integral value.
Many of the values you give are integer values, e.g. 0
, 1
, 25
, 50
, or 100
. In particular, indexes (e.g. the number of the page, or the playback thereof), user numbers, or IDs (if numeric) ar usually Int32 values.
As soon as a division comes into play, the number format will inherently change a floating point value such as Single, e.g.
<step>ActionScript.SetProperty.Float("Playbacks.Editor.Times.ChaseSpeed", Playbacks.Editor.Times.ChaseSpeed / 2)</step>
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macros/type/int32.txt · Last modified: 2017/10/29 16:32 by icke_siegen