SplitScript reference / char
char
Built-in type
charStores one Unicode scalar value.
Character literals use single quotes and contain exactly one Unicode scalar value. A char is distinct from u32, implements Display and equality, converts losslessly to u32 with as, and has no implicit process-memory encoding.
Examples
Use char
let marker: char = 'ß'Capabilities
| Member | Description | Available through |
|---|---|---|
| Debug | Produces an unambiguous structural representation of a value. | |
| Display | Supports conversion to a user-facing textual representation. | |
| Equatable | Supports equality comparison. |
Operators
| Member | Description | Available through |
|---|---|---|
| == | Reports whether this value and another value are equal. | Available through Equatable |
| != | Reports whether this value and another value differ. | Available through Equatable |
Methods
| Member | Description | Available through |
|---|---|---|
| debugString | Converts the receiver to its unambiguous structural representation. | Available through Debug |
| toString | Converts the receiver to its user-facing string representation. | Available through Display |