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An FREObject variable corresponds to an ActionScript class object
or primitive type. The FREObjectType enumeration defines values
for these ActionScript class types and primitive types. The C API
function
FREGetObjectType()
returns an FREObjectType
enumeration value that best describes an FREObject variable’s corresponding
ActionScript class object or primitive type.
enum FREObjectType {
FRE_TYPE_OBJECT = 0,
FRE_TYPE_NUMBER = 1,
FRE_TYPE_STRING = 2,
FRE_TYPE_BYTEARRAY = 3,
FRE_TYPE_ARRAY = 4,
FRE_TYPE_VECTOR = 5,
FRE_TYPE_BITMAPDATA = 6,
FRE_TYPE_BOOLEAN = 7,
FRE_TYPE_NULL = 8,
FREObjectType_ENUMPADDING = 0xfffff
};
The enumeration values have the following meanings:
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FRE_TYPE_OBJECT
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The FREObject variable corresponds to an ActionScript class
object that is not a String object, ByteArray object, Array object,
Vector object, or BitmapData object.
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FRE_TYPE_NUMBER
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The FREObject variable corresponds to an ActionScript Number
variable.
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FRE_TYPE_STRING
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The FREObject variable corresponds to an ActionScript String
object.
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FRE_TYPE_BYTEARRAY
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The FREObject variable corresponds to an ActionScript ByteArray
object.
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FRE_TYPE_ARRAY
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The FREObject variable corresponds to an ActionScript Array
object.
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FRE_TYPE_VECTOR
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The FREObject variable corresponds to an ActionScript Vector
object.
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FRE_TYPE_BITMAPDATA
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The FREObject variable corresponds to an ActionScript BitmapData
object.
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FRE_TYPE_BOOLEAN
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The FREObject variable corresponds to an ActionScript Boolean
variable.
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FRE_TYPE_NULL
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The FREObject variable corresponds to the ActionScript value
Null
or
undefined
.
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FREObjectType_ENUMPADDING
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This final enumeration value is to guarantee that the size
of an enumeration value is always 4 bytes.
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