Just out of curiosity, can you provide an example where this is usefull? You're the second one I see asking for this, and I still can't find a legitimate use.
It's obviously usefull to determine the type of an *object* given that a reference can actually point to an instance of any derived type, but for int, float or string, what use do you plan? A variable cannot ever change from being an integer and then a float, and then a string.
Also, what if I do
It's obviously usefull to determine the type of an *object* given that a reference can actually point to an instance of any derived type, but for int, float or string, what use do you plan? A variable cannot ever change from being an integer and then a float, and then a string.
Also, what if I do
Local myString1$ = "1.23" Local myString2$ = "456" If intfloatorstring(myString1) Then ... EndIf If intfloatorstring(myString2) Then ... EndIf