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Thread: Organini - simple module for INI files

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    Hi Rene,

    I agree it would be generally good design move to treat UDT and standard types equally. It would be also good for cases like fast declare:
    Long myNumber ' -- Possible now
    
    MyCustomType variable ' -- Not possible now, because UDTs are considered something special
    

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    yes, there is some difference i also recognized when Type_Exists("Byte") did return False in the beginning.
    But if udt or primitive type: both are variable-types and should be useable the same way basically.
    I think there are missing some Forum-sections as beta-testing and support

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