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The data type is written in hex. I thought it was fitting since everything that you can do with this info is done using hex anyway.

Found by decompiling a CLEO file which had opcodes that used each data type listed using HexDen. This info is helpful for using Sanny's hex...end structure to insert raw data into the script.

Data Type	Size (bytes)	Extra Info
01	4	Integer - 32 bits (max 2147483647)
02	3	Global Var
03	3	Local Var
04	1	Int - 8 bits (127 max)
05	2	Int - 16 bits (32767 max)
06	4	Float - 32 bits
07	6	Global Array Var
08	6	Local Array Var
09	8	8 byte (short) string
0A	2	Global 8 byte (short) string var
0B	3	Local 8 byte (short) string var
0C	6	Global 8 byte (short) string array var (internally used the same as 12)
0D	6	Local 8 byte (short) string array var (internally used the same as 13)
0E	up to 127 (0x7F)	Varlength string - The next byte gives the length of a string.
0F	16	16 byte (long) string
10	2	Global varlength string var
11	2	Local varlength string var
12	6	Global varlength string array var (internally used the same as 0C)
13	6	Local varlength string array var (internally used the same as 0D)

The max's simply tell you the maximum value that each data type can take on (they can also take the same amount in negative).

An 8 bit integer can only hold numbers from -128 to 127. Maximum varlen string is 127.