IBM Lotus Domino Designer 8.5
  Versions 8.5 and 8.5.1

Examples: Deftype statements

DefInt a-z

' x is declared explicitly, with no type.

Dim x

Print TypeName(x)                ' Output: INTEGER

' Ñ is declared explicitly, with no type.

Dim Ñ

Print TypeName(Ñ)                ' Output: INTEGER

' y is declared explicitly, with the String type.

' The specified type overrules the DefInt statement.

Dim y As String

Print TypeName(y)                ' Output: STRING

' b is declared implicitly, with the String type.

' The suffix character $ overrules the DefInt statement.

b$ = "Rebar"

Print TypeName(b$)               ' Output: STRING

' sNum is declared implicitly, which makes it Integer by

' default because DefInt a-z is in effect.

sNum = 17.6

Print TypeName(sNum), sNum   ' Output: INTEGER  18

                             ' because LotusScript rounds when

                             ' converting to type Integer.

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