Declaring protos

Import statements

Protos are usually created when importing libraries or external code.

Instantiable protos

Classes and structs are imported as protos. The constructor of a class or struct is therefore an instantiable proto.

Non-instantiable protos

Every other proto (fixed classes, libraries) are not instantiable. You can call methods and instantiate classes on non-instantiable protos.

with math from std:math

var res = math.sqrt(16) //call a function on the proto

var velocity = math.Function("10x²+5x+3") //instantiate an object from the proto
var position = fn.integrate()

Manually declaring protos

Protos as variables

One can declare variables with the datatype proto. This is useful to create aliases for protos or pass protos to functions.