Constructor()

Initializes a new instance of the MfUInt64 class.

OutputVar := new MfUInt64([int, returnAsObj, readonly])

Constructor([int, retunAsObj, readonly])

Initializes a new instance of the MfUInt64 class optionally setting the Value property, ReturnAsObject property and the Readonly property.

Parameters

int

The MfUInt64 object, var containing integer or string of integer numbers to create a new instance with.
Can be any type that matches IsNumber, var integer or var string of integer numbers.

returnAsObj

Determines if the current instance of MfUInt64 class will return MfUInt64 instances from functions or vars containing integer. If omitted value is false

readonly

Determines if the current instance of MfUInt64 class will allow its Value to be altered after it is constructed.
The Readonly property will reflect this value after the class is constructed.
If omitted value is false

Remarks

Sealed Class.
This constructor initializes the MfUInt64 with the integer value of int.
Value property to the value of int.
ReturnAsObject will have a value of returnAsObj
Readonly will have a value of readonly.
If Readonly is true then any attempt to change the underlying value will result in MfNotSupportedException being thrown.

AutoHotkey has a integer upper limit of MfInt64.MaxValue. MfUInt64 can have greater values up to MfUInt.MaxValue. For this reason any integer greater then MfInt64.MaxValue need to be wrapped in double quotes "" eg i := new MfUInt64("9223372036854775900"). It is recommended to wrap all var value for int in double quotes as a precaution.

Throws

Throws MfNotSupportedException if class is extended.
Throws MfArgumentException if error in parameter.
Throws MfNotSupportedException if incorrect type of parameters or incorrect number of parameters.