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Revision as of 00:29, 14 January 2024

A String is a sequence of char values in UTF-16, and is seen in C# (which Resonite is written in). A String is considered an object not a value internally and when choosing the difference between an object or a value, it is an object. In the case of choosing between only either a reference or a value, it is under value.

A String can be made in ProtoFlux by concatenating different Strings together, or by concatenating 2 or more char objects together.

Note: If you are willing to handle "special characters" which requires "surrogate pairs" to express it in UTF-16, you may want to use String To UTF32 (ProtoFlux Node).

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-A String is a sequence of  [[char]] values, and is seen in C# (which Resonite is written in). A String is considered an object not a value internally and when choosing the difference between an object or a value, it is an object. In the case of choosing between only either a reference or a value, it is under value.
+A String is a sequence of [[char]] values in UTF-16, and is seen in C# (which Resonite is written in). A String is considered an object not a value internally and when choosing the difference between an object or a value, it is an object. In the case of choosing between only either a reference or a value, it is under value.
 A String can be made in [[ProtoFlux]] by concatenating different Strings together, or by concatenating 2 or more [[char]] objects together.
+Note: If you are willing to handle "special characters" which requires "surrogate pairs" to express it in UTF-16, you may want to use String To UTF32 (ProtoFlux Node).