07.05.2014, 15:46
An IP has 3 dots in it and that is neither an integer nor a floating-point number so it must be a string for obvious reasons.
Also IPs can be converted to an integer but it reaches ~4.2 billions and the limit in PAWN is 32-bit so it will
go negative if exceeds.
Also IPs can be converted to an integer but it reaches ~4.2 billions and the limit in PAWN is 32-bit so it will
go negative if exceeds.