Built-in type

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Built-in types are real variable types, like int, in contrast to pseudo types, like bool which from the script's point of view is also an ordinary int. In same cases (function descriptions) it is reasonable to use 'bool' to indicate that e.g. a function returns TRUE or FALSE values.

Another example would be HWND, which again is a pseudo type. In reality it is int, but to indicate that a given function (e.g. FindWindow returns a window handle, in function descriptions HWND is used.

List of built-in variable types

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