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[tpg/acess2.git] / Usermode / include / spiderscript.h

diff --git a/Usermode/include/spiderscript.h b/Usermode/include/spiderscript.h
index 409cf49..dc62a23 100644 (file)
--- a/Usermode/include/spiderscript.h
+++ b/Usermode/include/spiderscript.h
@@ -26,13 +26,39 @@ typedef struct sSpiderObject        tSpiderObject;
  */
 enum eSpiderScript_DataTypes
 {
-       SS_DATATYPE_UNDEF,      //!< Undefined
-       SS_DATATYPE_NULL,       //!< NULL (Probably will never be used)
-       SS_DATATYPE_DYNAMIC,    //!< Dynamically typed variable (will this be used?)
-       SS_DATATYPE_OPAQUE,     //!< Opaque data type
-       SS_DATATYPE_OBJECT,     //!< Object reference
-       SS_DATATYPE_ARRAY,      //!< Array
-       SS_DATATYPE_INTEGER,    //!< Integer (64-bits)
+       /**
+        * \brief Undefined data
+        * \note Default type of an undefined dynamic variable
+        */
+       SS_DATATYPE_UNDEF,
+       /**
+        * \brief Dynamically typed variable
+        * \note Used to dentote a non-fixed type for function parameters
+        */
+       SS_DATATYPE_DYNAMIC,
+       /**
+        * \brief Opaque Data Pointer
+        * 
+        * Opaque data types are used for resource handles or for system buffers.
+        */
+       SS_DATATYPE_OPAQUE,
+       /**
+        * \brief Object reference
+        * 
+        * A reference to a SpiderScript class instance. Can be accessed
+        * using the -> operator.
+        */
+       SS_DATATYPE_OBJECT,
+       /**
+        * \brief Array data type
+        */
+       SS_DATATYPE_ARRAY,
+       /**
+        * \brief Integer datatype
+        * 
+        * 64-bit integer
+        */
+       SS_DATATYPE_INTEGER,
        SS_DATATYPE_REAL,       //!< Real Number (double)
        SS_DATATYPE_STRING,     //!< String
        NUM_SS_DATATYPES
@@ -84,7 +110,6 @@ struct sSpiderValue
                 */
                struct {
                        void    *Data;  //!< Data (can be anywhere)
-                        int    Size;   //!< Data size (zero means full opaque)
                        void    (*Destroy)(void *Data); //!< Called on GC
                }       Opaque;