This article applies to:
E-Prime 3.0
E-Prime 2.0
This item has been introduced in E-Prime 2.0 (Build 2.0.10.242).
Detail
The Int64 object provides a 64-bit integer representation of a number.
Methods:
Add(lVal As Long)
Add(bigInt As Int64)
Assign(strVal As String)
Assign(lVal As Long)
Assign(Double dVal)
Assign(bigInt As Int64)
Assign(lHigh As Long, lLow As Long)
BitwiseAnd(lVal As Long)
BitwiseAnd(bigInt As Int64)
BitwiseOr(lVal As Long)
BitwiseOr(bigInt As Int64)
BitwiseXOr(lVal As Long)
BitwiseXOr(bigInt As Int64)
Decrement()
Divide(lVal As Long)
Divide(bigInt As Int64)
GetBytes(arrData() As Integer)
Increment()
LeftShift(shift As Integer)
Multiply(lVal As Long)
Multiply(bigInt As Int64)
RightShift(shift As Integer)
Subtract(lVal As Long)
Subtract(bigInt As Int64)
Functions:
IsEven() As Boolean
IsOdd() As Boolean
IsZero() As Boolean
IsGreaterThan(bigInt As Int64) As Boolean
IsGreaterThanOrEqual(bigInt As Int64) As Boolean
IsLessThan(bigInt As Int64) As Boolean
IsLessThanOrEqual(bigInt As Int64) As Boolean
ToString(Optional radix As Integer) As String
Properties:
ValueDouble() As Double
ValueHigh() As Long
ValueLow() As Long
Note that the use of Integer literals is discouraged with Assign(lHigh As Long, lLow As Long)as the low value can become corrupted. To use Assign(lHigh As Long, lLow As Long), first assign the desired values to Long variables, then pass those variables to the command.
For further information on scripting using E-Basic, please refer to the E-Prime Command Reference (https://pstnet.com/ecr).
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