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The function will encode the unicode code point into the outEncodedBuffer, and then return the length of the encoded value. If the input value is not

The function will encode the unicode code point into the outEncodedBuffer, and then return the length of the encoded value. If the input value is not

AngelScript signature: string formatFloat(double val, const string &in options, uint width, uint precision)

AngelScript signature: string formatInt(int64 val, const string &in options, uint width)

AngelScript signature: string formatUInt(uint64 val, const string &in options, uint width)

Linux does have a getch() function in the curses library, but it doesn't work like it does on DOS. So this does the same thing, with out the need of t

Linux does have a getch() function in the curses library, but it doesn't work like it does on DOS. So this does the same thing, without the need of th

kbhit() for linux

kbhit() for linux

kbhit() for linux

C++Builder doesn't define a non-standard "modff" function but rather an overload of "modf" for float arguments. However, BCC's float overload of fmod(

AngelScript: used as @obj = cast<obj>(var)

AngelScript signature: double parseFloat(const string &in val, uint &out byteCount = 0)

AngelScript signature: int64 parseInt(const string &in val, uint base = 10, uint &out byteCount = 0)

AngelScript signature: uint64 parseUInt(const string &in val, uint base = 10, uint &out byteCount = 0)

C++Builder doesn't define a non-standard "sqrtf" function but rather an overload of "sqrt" for float arguments.

C++Builder doesn't define a non-standard "sqrtf" function but rather an overload of "sqrt" for float arguments.

AngelScript syntax: void testFuncIS(?& in, const string &in) C++ syntax: void testFuncIS(void *ref, int typeId, CScriptString &)

AngelScript syntax: void testFuncSI(const string &in, ?& in) C++ syntax: void testFuncSI(CScriptString &, void *ref, int typeId)