Uint32Seq

sequence-functions uint32Seq

syntax

• uint32Seq(a)

definition

uint32Seq(a) results in a sequence of 32 bits unsigned integers derived from string data-item a.

The syntax for string argument a need to be: {10: 41 9999 42 10 600 1 7 116 0 110}.

In this string:

• The curly brackets {..} indicate the start and end of the sequence.
• The first number (10) indicates the number of elements of the sequence followed by a colon. The elements of the sequence follow this colon, separated by spaces.

The composition type need to be configured to poly. The sequence2points function can be used to make a pointset domain.

applies to

• data-item a with a string value-type

since version

7.130

example

parameter<string> param               := '{10: 41 9999 42 10 600 1 7 116 0 110}';
parameter<uint32> param_uint32 (poly) := uint32Seq(source/param);