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NAMEMango::BSON::Number - Numerical typesSYNOPSISuse Mango::BSON; use Mango::BSON::Number; my $number = Mango::BSON::Number->new(666, Mango::BSON::INT64); say $number; DESCRIPTIONMango::BSON::Number is a container for numerical values with a strict type.METHODSMango::BSON::Number inherits all methods from Mojo::Base and implements the following new ones.newmy $number = Mango::BSON::Number->new(3.14, Mango::BSON::DOUBLE); Construct a new Mango::BSON::Number object. Croak if the value is incompatible with the given type. The 3 supported types are "DOUBLE", "INT32" and "INT64". TO_JSONmy $num = $obj->TO_JSON; Return the numerical value. to_stringmy $str = $num->to_string; Return the value as a string. isa_numbermy $flags = Mango::BSON::Number::isa_number(25); Determine if the given variable is a number by looking at the internal flags of the perl scalar object. Return "undef" if the value is not a number, or a non-null value otherwise. This value contains flags which can be used for finer analysis of the scalar. guess_typemy $mongo_type = Mango::BSON::Number::guess_type(25); Chose which BSON type to use to encode the given numeric value. Possible types are: "Mango::BSON::DOUBLE", "Mango::BSON::INT32" or "Mango::BSON::INT64". Return "undef" if the given value is not a number. OPERATORSMango::BSON::Time overloads the following operators.boolmy $bool = !!$num; stringifymy $str = "$num"; Alias for "to_string". SEE ALSOMango, Mojolicious::Guides, <http://mojolicio.us>.
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