ost::ZNumber(3)
π NAME π
ost::ZNumber β bestie, it's a number class π«Ά
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
#include <numbers.h>
Lowkey important: it Inherits ost::Number. So all that parent energy is coming along for the ride π
π Public Member Functions
ZNumber(char *buf, unsigned size)β the constructor, she's built different (literally, from a buffer and a size)void setValue(long value)β sets the value, no caplong operator=(long value)β assignment operator that hands you back along, iconic
πΈ Additional Inherited Members
Yep, there's more β the inherited stuff from ost::Number lives here. Not me saying "go read your parent class", but likeβ¦ go read your parent class π
π¦ Constructor & Destructor Documentation π¦
ost::ZNumber::ZNumber (char * buf, unsigned size)
The constructor, periodt. You hand her a char * buf and an unsigned size and she does her thing β¨
π Member Function Documentation π
long ost::ZNumber::operator= (long value)
The assignment operator, fr fr. Give it a long value, get a long back. Slay π
void ost::ZNumber::setValue (long value)
Sets the value. Takes a long value. Returns void because she gives nothing back, she just does it π
π Author π
Generated automatically by Doxygen for GNU CommonC++ from the source code.
(so basically a robot wrote this and we're all just living in its world π)
And that's the whole page, bestie β no notes π
This lil' gem is from GNU CommonC++, dated Sun Dec 27 2020, and it's page ost::ZNumber(3) of the manual, iykyk. Catch you in the next one, mwah πβ¨
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- ubuntu jammy: libcommoncpp2-doc 1.8.1-10
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