DefType

Deftype.<type> [<variable>, <variable>,...]

If no <variables> are specified, DefType is used to change the "Default type" for future untyped variables (including procedure parameters and interface method parameters). The initial "Default type" is long (.l).

Example:

  d = e+f
  DefType.w
  a = b+c 

d, e and f will be created as long type variables, since there was no type specified. a, b and c will be signed word typed (.w) as no type is specified and the default type had been changed to the word type.

If variables are specified, DefType only declares these variables as "defined type" and will not change the default type.

Example:

  DefType.b a,b,c,d
  a,b,c,d will be byte typed (.b)