VARIANT class Null safety Struct

The VARIANT type is used in Win32 to represent a dynamic type. It is represented as a struct containing a union of the types that could be stored.

VARIANTs must be initialized with VariantInit before their use.

Inheritance

Available Extensions

Constructors

bstrVal ↔ Pointer<Utf16>: read / write
bVal ↔ int: read / write
byref ↔ Pointer<NativeType>: read / write
cVal ↔ int: read / write
dblVal ↔ double: read / write
fltVal ↔ double: read / write
hashCode → int: The hash code for this object. [...]
read-only, inherited
intVal ↔ int: read / write
iVal ↔ int: read / write
llVal ↔ int: read / write
lVal ↔ int: read / write
pbVal ↔ Pointer<Uint8>: read / write
pdblVal ↔ Pointer<Double>: read / write
pdispVal ↔ IDispatch: read / write
pfltVal ↔ Pointer<Float>: read / write
piVal ↔ Pointer<Int16>: read / write
pllVal ↔ Pointer<Int64>: read / write
plVal ↔ Pointer<Int32>: read / write
punkVal ↔ IUnknown: read / write
runtimeType → Type: A representation of the runtime type of the object.
read-only, inherited
uintVal ↔ int: read / write
uiVal ↔ int: read / write
ullVal ↔ int: read / write
ulVal ↔ int: read / write
vt ↔ int: @Uint16(), read / write
wReserved1 ↔ int: @Uint16(), read / write
wReserved2 ↔ int: @Uint16(), read / write
wReserved3 ↔ int: @Uint16(), read / write

noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic: Invoked when a non-existent method or property is accessed. [...]
inherited
toString() → String: A string representation of this object. [...]
inherited