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- array An array is an object that can hold multiple values which are referenced by position. An array can be thought of as a series of numbered variables or as a list. Array elements are numbered starting at 1 and are always sequential.
Arrays can hold values of any other data type. Arrays can hold integers, decimals, strings, pairs, or even other arrays or maps. The size of an array is only limited by the amount of memory that is available. - boolean
- bytes The bytes type represents a sequence of 8 bit elements. Bits can be imported from integers in various sized increments. For example, 8, 16, 32 or 64 bits can be imported at a time. A bytes object also permits its bits to be exported. Bytes objects maintain an internal position indicating where in the series of bits the next export will occur.
Bytes objects also permit string objects to be imported of exported using any valid character encoding. - bytes_document_body
- cachemap
- capture
- client_address
- client_ip
- component
- component_container
- component_render_state
- curl
- curltoken
- currency
- custom
- data_document
- database_registry
- date Date is a type which represents a date/time.
The date type is used to parse and format date/time strings and to perform
date/time calcluations. Dates can automatically parse many common date/time
formats. Dates support standard math operations.
@@category Date
@@implementation LassoScript - dateandtime
- decimal
- delve
- dir
- dirdesc
- dns_response
- document_base
- document_body
- document_header
- dsinfo
- duration Duration is a type which represents the period between one
date/time and another.
A duration can be used for calculations such as determining the
number of years, months, days, hours, minutes, or seconds
between date/times. Durations support standard math operations.
Durations are returned by the [Date->Duration] tag and when
subtracting one date from another.
@@category Date
@@implementation LassoScript
