name = "uint32",
description = "32 bit unsigned integer data type (equivalent of C99 'uint32_t'). A 32 bit unsigned integer can range from 0 to 0xFFFFFFFF (4,294,967,295).",
usage = "Used in the declaration section of code, which is before any statements.",
- example = "uint32 aUint32; // A stand alone declaration of a uint32.\n"
- "uint32 a, b; // Declaring two uint32s at the same time.\n"
+ example = "uint32 aUint32; // A stand alone declaration of a uint32.<br>"
+ "uint32 a, b; // Declaring two uint32s at the same time.<br>"
"uint32 c = 64000, d = 10; // Declaring two uint32s, and initializing them both at the same time.",
- remarks = "Unlike other languages the uint32 data type is actually a class.\n"
- "\n"
+ remarks = "Unlike other languages the uint32 data type is actually a class.<br>"
+ "<br>"
"uint32 is equivalent to an unsigned int in C.",
also = "bool, byte, char, char *, double, enum, float, int, int64, uint16, uint64, OnCompare(), OnCopy(), OnDisplay(), OnEdit(), OnFree(), OnGetDataFromString(), OnGetString(), OnSaveEdit(), OnSerialize(), OnUnserialize()"
}