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- win32ole/win32ole.c
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WIN32OLE::VARIANT
The WIN32OLE::VARIANT module includes constants of VARIANT type constants. The constants is used when creating WIN32OLE_VARIANT object.
obj = WIN32OLE_VARIANT.new("2e3", WIN32OLE::VARIANT::VT_R4) obj.value # => 2000.0
Constants
- VT_ARRAY
represents VT_ARRAY type constant.
- VT_BOOL
represents VT_BOOL type constant.
- VT_BSTR
represents VT_BSTR type constant.
- VT_BYREF
represents VT_BYREF type constant.
- VT_CY
represents VT_CY type constant.
- VT_DATE
represents VT_DATE type constant.
- VT_DISPATCH
represents VT_DISPATCH type constant.
- VT_EMPTY
represents VT_EMPTY type constant.
- VT_ERROR
represents VT_ERROR type constant.
- VT_I1
represents VT_I1 type constant.
- VT_I2
represents VT_I2 type constant.
- VT_I4
represents VT_I4 type constant.
- VT_I8
represents VT_I8 type constant.
- VT_INT
represents VT_INT type constant.
- VT_NULL
represents VT_NULL type constant.
- VT_PTR
represents VT_PTR type constant.
- VT_R4
represents VT_R4 type constant.
- VT_R8
represents VT_R8 type constant.
- VT_UI1
represents VT_UI1 type constant.
- VT_UI2
represents VT_UI2 type constant.
- VT_UI4
represents VT_UI4 type constant.
- VT_UI8
represents VT_UI8 type constant.
- VT_UINT
represents VT_UINT type constant.
- VT_UNKNOWN
represents VT_UNKNOWN type constant.
- VT_USERDEFINED
represents VT_USERDEFINED type constant.
- VT_VARIANT
represents VT_VARIANT type constant.
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