Integer Types¶

There are three integer types in raypy - I16, I32, I64

All integer types support conversion from int, float, and str.
Float values are truncated (not rounded) when converted.
Cross-type equality comparison is supported between all integer types.
Values outside the valid range will cause a ValueError during creation.

Type	Rayforce Object Type Code	Range
`I16`	`-3`	-32,768 to 32,767
`I32`	`-4`	-2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647
`I64`	`-5`	-9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 9,223,372,036,854,775,807

Creating Integer Values¶

>>> from raypy import types as t

# From integer values
>>> t.I16(1000)
I16(1000)

>>> t.I32(1000000)
I32(1000000)

>>> t.I64(1000000000000)
I64(1000000000000)

# From float values (will be truncated)
>>> t.I32(42.7)
I32(42)

# From string values
>>> t.I64("12345")
I64(12345)

Accessing Values¶

>>> i32 = t.I32(42)
>>> i32
I32(32)

>>> int_val.value
42

Comparison¶

>>> a = I32(100)
>>> b = I32(100)
>>> c = I64(100)

>>> a == b
True

>>> a == c  # cross-type comparison
True