WriteInt(id, int[, flags])

The flags parameter may be a combination of the following flags:

#IO_SIGNED:

Use signed integers. This means that int must be in the range of -2147483648 to 2147483647 (in case #IO_FAKE64 isn't set). This is the default.

#IO_UNSIGNED:

Use unsigned integers. This means that int must be in the range of 0 to 4294967295. Note that #IO_UNSIGNED cannot be combined with #IO_FAKE64.

#IO_LITTLEENDIAN:

By default, this function stores the value in big endian format (most significant byte first). You can set this flag to request this function to use the little endian format instead.

#IO_FAKE64:

Use 64-bit integers. This is called "fake 64" because Hollywood can't use the full 64-bit integer range because its numeric type is a 64-bit floating point value which can't represent exactly the same range as a true 64-bit integer value. Still, Hollywood's fake 64-bit integers should be large enough for almost anything. Using #IO_FAKE64 you can write integers in the range of -9007199254740992 to 9007199254740992. Note that #IO_UNSIGNED can't be used with #IO_FAKE64. Hollywood's fake 64-bit integers will always be signed. (V9.0)

id

file to write to

int

integer value to write to the file

flags

optional: additional flags (see above) (defaults to #IO_SIGNED) (V9.0)