#include <BxInteger32.h>
Inheritance diagram for BxInteger32:

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| BxInteger32 () | |
| BxInteger32 (const BxInteger32 &) | |
| BxInteger32 (const bx_int32) | |
| BxInteger32 & | operator= (const bx_int32) |
| virtual bool | equals (const BxDataObject &) const |
| virtual char * | toString (bool xml) |
| virtual bool | parseValue (const char *) |
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Default constructor. Constructs and initialises an instance of the class BxInteger32. Default attribute values are assigned as follows:
sizeInBits_ = 32;
sizeInBytes_ = 4;
sizeInAll_ = 4;
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Construct a BxInteger32 instance by copying a specified BxInteger32 instance. Constructs and initialises an instance of the class BxInteger32.
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Construct a BxInteger32 instance and assign it a specified 32-bit signed integer value. Constructs and initialises an instance of the class BxInteger32.
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Compares the value of a specified data object with the value of this object.
In this method, two objects are considered to be equal if they are of the same BinX object type and if they store the same data value. Also, only primitive BinX data types implement this method.
Reimplemented from BxDataObject. |
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Overloaded operator = assigns a 32-bit signed integer from a specified source to a BxInteger32 destination object.
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Extract a 32-bit signed integer value from a specified string and assign the value to this object. The data contained in the input string is assumed to be in ASCII representation, and to contain an integer represented in decimal or hexadecimal (i.e., base 10 or base 16). A hexademinal string must begin with the characters 0x. The input string must not contain commas, periods, or other symbols. The input string must be null-terminated. All bytes of the input string are used in the conversion process. The input bytes are converted to integer representation, in conformance with the definiton of a BxInteger32 object value. The converted value is stored as the value of this object. Only primitive BinX data types implement this method.
Reimplemented from BxDataObject. |
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Return a string containing the DataBinX XML element (or printable value only ) for the value of this BxInteger32 object. The DataBinx representation of a BxInteger32 object value consists of:
Example Return Result:
<integer-32>-74982</integer-32>
This method allocates memory to hold the returned string. The caller is responsible for releasing the memory when the string is no longer needed. If the BinX XML tags are not required, then the input boolean flag can be used to request that only the converted binary data value be included in the result string. Only BinX primitive data types implement this method.
Reimplemented from BxDataObject. |
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