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Claunia.PropertyList.NSObject
System.IComparable
A number whose value is either an integer, a real number or bool.
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Constructor
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The bool value.
Creates a bool number.
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Constructor
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The real value.
Creates a real number.
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Constructor
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The integer value.
Creates an integer number.
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Constructor
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The long integer value.
Creates an integer number.
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Constructor
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The textual representation of the number.
Creates a number from its textual representation.
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Constructor
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The binary representation
The type of number
Parses integers and real numbers from their binary representation.
Note: real numbers are not yet supported.
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Field
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System.Int32
2
Indicates that the number's value is bool.
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Method
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System.Int32
Object to compare to the current .
Compares the current to the specified object.
0 if the numbers are equal, 1 if the current is greater
than the argument and -1 if it is less, or the argument is not a number.
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Method
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System.Boolean
The to compare with the current .
Determines whether the specified is equal to the current .
true if the specified is equal to the current
; otherwise, false.
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Method
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System.Boolean
The object to compare to.
Checks whether the other object is a NSNumber of the same value.
Whether the objects are equal in terms of numeric value and type.
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System.Single
The number's float value.
WARNING: Possible loss of precision if the value is outside the float range.
The value of the number as float.
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Method
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System.Int32
Serves as a hash function for a object.
A hash code for this instance that is suitable for use in hashing algorithms and data structures such as a
hash table.
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Method
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System.Int32
Gets the type of this number's value.
The type flag.
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System.Int32
0
Indicates that the number's value is an integer.
The number is stored as a .NET .
Its original value could have been char, short, int, long or even long long.
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Method
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System.Boolean
Checks whether the value of this NSNumber is a bool.
Whether the number's value is a bool.
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Method
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System.Boolean
Checks whether the value of this NSNumber is an integer.
Whether the number's value is an integer.
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Method
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System.Boolean
Checks whether the value of this NSNumber is a real number.
Whether the number's value is a real number.
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Field
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System.Int32
1
Indicates that the number's value is a real number.
The number is stored as a .NET .
Its original value could have been float or double.
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Method
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System.Boolean
The number's bool value.
true if the value is true or non-zero, false otherwise.
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System.Double
The number's double value.
The value of the number as double.
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System.Int32
The number's int value.
Note: Even though the number's type might be INTEGER it can be larger than a Java int.
Use intValue() only if you are certain that it contains a number from the int range.
Otherwise the value might be innaccurate.
The value of the number as int.
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System.Int64
The number's long value.
The value of the number as long
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System.String
Returns a that represents the current .
A that represents the current .
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