List of types¶

Primitive types¶

type Boolean¶: This represents a boolean type, which essentially means: Values of this type can only have two values: true and false. This makes it well-suited for logical operations.

type Double¶: This represents decimal (floating point 1) numbers. For most purposes, operations with them behave exactly like they would on a calculator. All numbers with a decimal point that you write in GP Script are interpreted as Double.

type Integer¶: This type represents integers. Because of that, some operations behave differently as when performed with Double. For example, the result of 3 / 2 is not 1.5 as this would not be an integer but a decimal number. Instead, the decimal part is cut off and the result is actually 1. All numbers without a decimal point that you write in GP Script are interpreted as Integer.

type Int¶: Just an alias for Integer. You can use both terms interchangeably, but this documentation will be sticking to Integer in every code sample.

Opaque and Hybrid types¶

Todo

Offer explanations for the presented types

type ADSR¶

type AfterTouchMessage¶

type AutoSustainer¶

type Block¶

type ChordRecognizer¶

type ControlChangeMessage¶

type ExternalApplication¶

type ExternalWidget¶

type Generator¶

type MidiInBlock¶

type MidiMessage¶

type MidiOutBlock¶

type MidiSequence¶

type NoteMessage¶

type NoteTracker¶

type OSCMessage¶

type PitchBendMessage¶

type PolyTouchMessage¶

type ProgramChangeMessage¶

type Ramp¶

type String¶

type SysexManager¶

type SysexMessage¶

type Widget¶

Footnotes

1: GP Script uses 64-bit floating point numbers.