Number.h

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/*
 * Objectively: Ultra-lightweight object oriented framework for GNU C.
 * Copyright (C) 2014 Jay Dolan <jay@jaydolan.com>
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#pragma once
 
#include <Objectively/Object.h>
 
typedef struct Number Number;
typedef struct NumberInterface NumberInterface;
 
struct Number {
 
  Object object;
 
  NumberInterface *interface;
 
  double value;
};
 
struct NumberInterface {
 
  ObjectInterface objectInterface;
 
  bool (*boolValue)(const Number *self);
 
  char (*charValue)(const Number *self);
 
  Order (*compareTo)(const Number *self, const Number *other);
 
  double (*doubleValue)(const Number *self);
 
  float (*floatValue)(const Number *self);
 
  Number *(*initWithValue)(Number *self, double value);
 
  int (*intValue)(const Number *self);
 
  long (*longValue)(const Number *self);
 
  Number *(*numberWithValue)(double value);
 
  short (*shortValue)(const Number *self);
 
};
 
OBJECTIVELY_EXPORT Class *_Number(void);