Name
SPVM::Byte - A byte Value as An Object
Description
Byte class in SPVM represents a byte value as an object.
Usage
my $byte_object = Byte->new(5);
my $byte_value = $byte_object->value;
$byte_object->set_value(10);
# New unsigned object
my $unsigned_byte = Byte->new_unsigned(255);Details
This class is automatically loaded.
Interfaces
Stringable =item * Cloneable
Fields
value
has value : rw byte;
The value.
If the "unsigned" field is 1, the value is treated as an unsigned 8-bit integer (0 to 255).
If the "is_read_only" field is 1, a compilation error or a runtime error occurs when setting the value.
is_read_only
has is_read_only : ro byte;
If this value is 1, the "value" field is read-only.
unsigned
has unsigned : rw byte;
If this value is 1, the value is treated as an unsigned 8-bit integer.
Class Methods
new
static method new : Byte ($value : int);
Creates a new Byte object with a byte $value. The "unsigned" field is initialized to 0.
new_unsigned
static method new_unsigned : Byte ($value : int);
Creates a new Byte object with a byte $value. The "unsigned" field is initialized to 1.
Instance Methods
make_read_only
method make_read_only : void ();
Sets "is_read_only" field to 1.
clone
method clone : Byte ();
Creates a new Byte object that clones this object.
The "unsigned" field is copied to the new object.
The value of "is_read_only" field in the new object is 0.
to_string
method to_string : string ();
Casts the value to string type and returns it.
If "unsigned" field is 1, the value is converted to a string as an unsigned 8-bit integer.
Copyright & License
Copyright (c) 2023 Yuki Kimoto
MIT License