Advanced Symbolic Instruction Language Wiki
A 21st century programming language derived from BASIC
Status: Planning
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Use this keyword by itself to access your base type. If your type has multiple base types, use the syntax "\base\@/TypeName/
" where "/typename/" is the name of the base type you want to access. This works for both constructor/creator calls and for accessing base type members in general. If you need to access a base type member that's hidden by one of your class's members, simply follow the above up with "./memberName/
" where "/memberName/" is the member, method, or property you want to access.