You can now do:
///////////////////////////
#import <flx.flxh>
ctor int (x:string){ return atoi x; }
var a = int "123"; println a;
ctor long (x:string)=> long (int x);
var b = long "123"; println b;
ctor float : string = "(float)std::atof($1.data())" requires cstdlib;
var c = float "1.23"; println c;
//////////////////////
ctor int just means the same as fun _ctor_int, except that
the syntax is cleaner and the return type is enforced.
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