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I came across this oddity while testing classof a string. Copied and pasted from MXS listener
“A” as integer
undefined
“P” as integer
0
“L” as integer
0
“X” as integer
undefined
They all should reply undefined. What’s going on here?
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From the maxscript Help:
bit.intAsHex will append an “L” to the output string for Integer64 inputs, and a “P” for IntegerPtr inputs.
bit.hexAsInt will output a Integer64 in the input string contains an “L”, a IntegerPtr if it contains a “P”.
My guess is since they are part of the bit number values it returns them as 0.0 when not part of a bit hex to integer, or vice versa, conversion.
-Eric
Eric Craft
“The Evil Monkey hiding in your closet.”
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I’ve never dealt with the ‘bit’ before and I would not have figured it out myself. Thanks so much for the help.
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