Provides script language access to C++ objects of this type.
| Class Hierarchy | Type » MemoryPointer » TypedPointer » Float32Pointer |
Function members are as follows:
| Return Type | Function Name | Documentation |
|---|---|---|
| <Float32Pointer> | Float32Pointer | The constructor, which is used to initialize the pointer as a pointer to a value rather than a pointer to an object. |
| <Float32Array> | CastFloat32Array | If the pointer refers to an object of the indicated type, this function returns a pointer to an object of the indicated type. This allows you to retrieve the underlying object to which the pointer is bound. |
| <Float32Matrix> | CastFloat32Matrix | If the pointer refers to an object of the indicated type, this function returns a pointer to an object of the indicated type. This allows you to retrieve the underlying object to which the pointer is bound. |
| <Float32MatrixArray> | CastFloat32MatrixArray | If the pointer refers to an object of the indicated type, this function returns a pointer to an object of the indicated type. This allows you to retrieve the underlying object to which the pointer is bound. |
| <Float32Vector> | CastFloat32Vector | If the pointer refers to an object of the indicated type, this function returns a pointer to an object of the indicated type. This allows you to retrieve the underlying object to which the pointer is bound. |
| <Float32VectorArray> | CastFloat32VectorArray | If the pointer refers to an object of the indicated type, this function returns a pointer to an object of the indicated type. This allows you to retrieve the underlying object to which the pointer is bound. |
| <Image> | CastImage | If the pointer refers to an object of the indicated type, this function returns a pointer to an object of the indicated type. This allows you to retrieve the underlying object to which the pointer is bound. |
Object members are as follows:
| Type Name | Accessor Name | Documentation |
|---|---|---|
| double | Data | Sets or gets the scalar value of the pointer, for cases where the pointer must refer to a single scalar value. |