Enum abxml::model::Value
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pub enum Value { StringReference(u32), Dimension(String), Fraction(String), Float(f32), Integer(u32), Flags(u32), Boolean(bool), ColorARGB8(String), ColorRGB8(String), ColorARGB4(String), ColorRGB4(String), ReferenceId(u32), AttributeReferenceId(u32), Unknown(u8, u32), }
Represents a value on the binary documents. It is formed by a type and a 32 bits payload. The payloads are interpreted depending on the type.
Variants
StringReference(u32)
Represents an index on a StringTable
Dimension(String)
Represents a dimension. Bits [31..8] represents the numeric value. Bits [7..4] is an index on a lookup table that modified the numeric value. Bits [3..0] is an index on a dimensions lookup table
Fraction(String)
Represents a fraction. Bits [31..8] represents the numeric value. Bits [7..4] seems to be unused. Bits [3..0] is an index on a units lookup table
Float(f32)
Represents a float value
Integer(u32)
Represents an integer value
Flags(u32)
Integer value that should be interpreted as a bit flag array
Boolean(bool)
Represents a boolean value
ColorARGB8(String)
Represents a ARGB8 color
ColorRGB8(String)
Represents a RGB8 color
ColorARGB4(String)
Represents a ARGB4 color
ColorRGB4(String)
Represents a RGB4 color
ReferenceId(u32)
Represents a reference to an Entry
AttributeReferenceId(u32)
Represents a reference to an Entry
on attribute context
Unknown(u8, u32)
Unknown value. It saves the type and the payload in case that needs to be checked
Methods
impl Value
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fn new(value_type: u8, data: u32) -> Result<Self>
Creates a new Value
. If the payload can not be interpreted by the given value_type
, it
will return an error. If the type is not know, it will return Value::Unknown