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integer

Type

keyword

Summary

Used with the is a and is not a operators to check whether a value is an integer.

Syntax

integer

Description

Use the integer keyword to find out whether a value is a number that doesn't have a fractional part.

If the value contains digits (and an optional minus sign) and no other characters, it is an integer.

If the value is an expression, it is evaluated and LiveCode checks whether the final value is an integer. For example, the value of the expression "22 - 3" is 19 (which is an integer), so the following expression evaluates to true:

    22 - 3 is an integer

However, the expression

    \"22 - 3\" is an integer

evaluates to false, because the double quotes prevent the expression "22 - 3" from being evaluated.

Examples

if field "Number to Order" is not an integer then beep

glossary: operator, keyword

keyword: integer

operator: is a, is not a

Compatibility and Support

Introduced

LiveCode 1.0

OS

mac

windows

linux

ios

android

Platforms

desktop

server

mobile

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