Variable Hint`Const`

Hint: {
    Blank: number;
    False: number;
    Float64: number;
    Int32: number;
    KindMask: 255;
    NotFinite: number;
    NotUniform: number;
    Object: number;
    String: number;
    True: number;
} = ...

What a builder learns about a run as it pushes, as a bitmask handed to createList: one bit per kind of value seen (bits 0-7, aligned with MixedTypedArrayList.Type so a run with no Object bit can be encoded without a second look), plus:

NotUniform: some value differs from the run's first;
NotFinite: a number was NaN or infinite (a storage policy the builder does not judge).

An Object is anything else: an error, rich data. The builder cannot tell them apart.

Type Declaration

ReadonlyBlank: number
ReadonlyFalse: number
ReadonlyFloat64: number
ReadonlyInt32: number
ReadonlyKindMask: 255

The bits that describe the kinds of value seen.
ReadonlyNotFinite: number
ReadonlyNotUniform: number
ReadonlyObject: number
ReadonlyString: number
ReadonlyTrue: number

Variable Hint`Const`

Type Declaration

`Readonly`Blank: number

`Readonly`False: number

`Readonly`Float64: number

`Readonly`Int32: number

`Readonly`KindMask: 255

`Readonly`NotFinite: number

`Readonly`NotUniform: number

`Readonly`Object: number

`Readonly`String: number

`Readonly`True: number

Settings

Variable HintConst

Type Declaration

ReadonlyBlank: number

ReadonlyFalse: number

ReadonlyFloat64: number

ReadonlyInt32: number

ReadonlyKindMask: 255

ReadonlyNotFinite: number

ReadonlyNotUniform: number

ReadonlyObject: number

ReadonlyString: number

ReadonlyTrue: number

Settings

Variable Hint`Const`

`Readonly`Blank: number

`Readonly`False: number

`Readonly`Float64: number

`Readonly`Int32: number

`Readonly`KindMask: 255

`Readonly`NotFinite: number

`Readonly`NotUniform: number

`Readonly`Object: number

`Readonly`String: number

`Readonly`True: number