Hi,
A very simple question,I don’t know how?
1399508779607-1399508769673
result=0
or
1399508779607 as float-1399508769673 as float
result=0.0
how can I get the real result 9934?
1399508779607 == 1399508769673
true
(1399508779607 as float) == (1399508769673 as float)
true
1399508779607L - 1399508769673L
9934L
1399508779607L – 1399508769673L
“L” is great,it hacks the limitation of number vaild range,but I look through maxscript reference can’t find where “L” come from.
1 as Integer64
Me too, can’t find anywhere.
It’s not hack, and it has a range of its own, which is at maximum 9,223,372,036,854,775,807.
It’s the 64 bit integer type, (c# long or c++ long long).
Thanks guys, I found the detail in “64 Bit Values – Double, Integer64, IntegerPtr” of maxscript reference,
and I knew there are three way to solve 1399508779607 – 1399508769673
1399508779607L – 1399508769673L
9934L
1399508779607d0 – 1399508769673d0
9934.0d0
1399508779607P – 1399508769673P
9934P
but how to use these ways in maxscript,I mearn
(1399508779607 as Integer64) – (1399508769673 as Integer64)
0L
(1399508779607 as IntegerPtr) – (1399508769673 as IntegerPtr)
0P
(1399508779607 as Double) – (1399508769673 as Double)
0.0d0
it seems 64 Bit Values still has limitation like integer or float.
Thanks for help!