jacobolus wrote:ActionLists can contain any kind of object (descriptors, references, lists, strings, integers, doubles, booleans, unit doubles, enums, classes, raw data, files)
Yes, I wasn't clear there. It can hold more that descriptors but all the objects in a list will be the same type. You can't mix objects. So you only need to determine the type for the first object in the list
ActionManager code
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Mike Hale
ActionManager code
BTW, it's good to know that charID 'null' and stringID 'traget' map to the same typeID. Thanks.
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jacobolus
ActionManager code
Mikaeru made a nice list of double-up string IDs, http://www.tonton-pixel.com/blog/wp-con ... nTable.pdf ... nTable.pdf
I’m not sure if it’s 100% comprehensive (I think he just took all the names in PIStringTerminology.h, got the char IDs for them, and then manually or semi-manually disambiguated them based on type/use), but it’s very helpful.
I’m not sure if it’s 100% comprehensive (I think he just took all the names in PIStringTerminology.h, got the char IDs for them, and then manually or semi-manually disambiguated them based on type/use), but it’s very helpful.