The Value field of the StringToken struct represents the tokenized form of a string. It is a UInt32 value that is used internally to optimize string operations by converting strings into a more efficient format for comparison and storage.
The Value field of the StringToken struct represents the tokenized form of a string. It is a UInt32 value that is used internally to optimize string operations by converting strings into a more efficient format for comparison and storage.
Use the Value field to access the tokenized representation of a string when working with the StringToken struct. This field is public and can be accessed directly, but it is typically managed through the StringToken struct's methods.
// Example of using the StringToken struct
// Create a StringToken using the Literal method
StringToken token = StringToken.Literal("example", 12345);
// Access the token's value
uint tokenValue = token.Value;
// Output the token value
// Note: Avoid using Console.WriteLine in Sandbox
// Instead, use the appropriate logging or debugging tools
// Debug.Log(tokenValue);