Es++ Class: Integer

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#pragma once

#include <es++/Object.h>
#include <es++/CharString.h>

namespace Es {

class Integer :public Object {
private:
  int         _value;
  CharString _string;
    
public:
  Integer(int val) 
  :_value(val) 
  {
      _string = toCharString();
  }

  int   getContents() const 
  { 
    return _value; 
  }

  void value(int v)
  {
    this -> _value = v;
  } 

  int  value() {
     return this -> _value;
  } 
  operator int() { return _value; }

  void write()
  {
     printf("%d", _value);
  }

  CharString toCharString()
  {
      char string[128];
    sprintf(string, "%d", _value);
      return CharString(string);
  }
    
  const char* toString()
  {
      return (const char*)_string;
  }

  void display()
  {
     printf("%d\n", _value);
  }
};

}


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