:Type is quite descriptive enough if one read the OO part of the language documentation first and understands that this means that an instance of the class "type" is returned and thus means that the receiving reference must be of this type as well.
Not using OO is a quite stupid decision by the way ... its 4-20 times slower than the OO one because the integer stuff isn't optimized as it is mostly in for compatibility and simpler "get into" for switchers from old Blitz.
Not using OO is a quite stupid decision by the way ... its 4-20 times slower than the OO one because the integer stuff isn't optimized as it is mostly in for compatibility and simpler "get into" for switchers from old Blitz.