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| =====Value Object Types==== | =====Value Object Types==== | ||
| - | === Integer Types === | ||
| - | Integer | + | === Long Value Object (LongValueObject) === |
| + | The LongValueObject can be created from any integer-type value, | ||
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| + | [[longvalueobjects|Long Value Objects]] | ||
| === Real Types === | === Real Types === | ||
| - | Real type Value Objects are [[doublevalueobject|Double Value Objects]]. These can store 64-bit or 32-bit | + | Real type Value Objects are [[doublevalueobject|Double Value Objects]]. These can store any size floating point numbers. |
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| - | === String | + | === String |
| A StringValueObject contains a String value. Only Strings are stored, so in scripting only getStringValue() can be used to access its value. If you use setXXXXValue() on a StringValueObject you will be converting a numeric data type to a String (and will normally store two decimal places for a real number unless you first convert the real to a string with more decimal places). | A StringValueObject contains a String value. Only Strings are stored, so in scripting only getStringValue() can be used to access its value. If you use setXXXXValue() on a StringValueObject you will be converting a numeric data type to a String (and will normally store two decimal places for a real number unless you first convert the real to a string with more decimal places). | ||
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| + | [[stringvalueobjects|String Value Object]] | ||
| === Array Types === | === Array Types === | ||
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| [[daterangevalueobject|Date Range Value Object]] is a ValueObject which contains a date range (two dates, a start date and an end date). | [[daterangevalueobject|Date Range Value Object]] is a ValueObject which contains a date range (two dates, a start date and an end date). | ||
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| + | [[binaryvalueobjects|Binary Value Object]] is a ValueObject which contains a byte array (byte[]) | ||