[JASS] Raw Data

[nojix]

Hey, im new to jass but i have been programing for about a year now so most of the stuff seems kinda easy. Ive been trying to figure this out, sorry if its a noob question but how would i set an int to the value of raw data.
i tried this, but it doesent seem to work, i got nothing left.
set udg_Int_sides = <E000:Edem,sides1>

thx so much in advance to anyone who helps me

 

[Diablo-dk]

Raw code must be wrapped in ' '.

ex: set Int = 'A000'

 

[Earth-Fury]

Rawcodes are base 256 integers. They can contain any ASCII charicter. Press CTRL+D in the object editor to see unit, destructable, etc. rawcodes.

All types in WC3 are 4 bytes big. (8 bits * 4 = 32 bits) (handles, reals, integers, all of em.) Thus, a base-256 number containing the 4 largest values (255) create the maximum an integer in WC3 can hold. thus why rawcodes are 4 letters long, and base 256.

Check an ASCII chart to see what letters / number / charicters actually are valued as in the numbering system.

 

[Dr Super Good]

Im sorry for the mistakes in the culculation, I was tired when I last posted and made a mistake by not powering correctly.

By default text is stored in a number upto 256 (255 if you count 0) which is known as 8 bit. This means that we have 4*8 bit which makes 32 bit and as we all know the maximum 32 bit can store is 4,294,967,295 (2^32-1) if you count 0.

These are all the characters I found it uses, most of them I do not know and I do not know if WC3 allows them or even lets them be used.
..................................!.#$&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>.@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[.]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~.................................................................................................................................

I think that is the correct order and note that most of the "." are unknown and also note that I stole this from WEU's enhanced trigger from a map and I think this is correct.

 

[Earth-Fury]

as i said... base-256, 4 numerals. also: http://www.asciitable.com/ its ASCII.