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Rename count to countable, add size to basic
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For niftools#76

`bool` type is something that has to be dealt with as it changes size.  Also it's marked as countable which should probably be analyzed... It shouldn't be used in array counts.
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<!--Basic Types-->

<basic name="bool" count="1">
<basic name="bool" countable="true">
A boolean; 32-bit from 4.0.0.2, and 8-bit from 4.1.0.1 on.
</basic>

<basic name="byte" count="1">
<basic name="byte" countable="true" size="1">
An unsigned 8-bit integer.
</basic>

<basic name="uint" count="1">
<basic name="uint" countable="true" size="4">
An unsigned 32-bit integer.
</basic>

<basic name="ulittle32" count="1">
<basic name="ulittle32" countable="true" size="4">
A litte-endian unsigned 32-bit integer.
</basic>

<basic name="ushort" count="1">
<basic name="ushort" countable="true" size="2">
An unsigned 16-bit integer.
</basic>

<basic name="int" count="1">
<basic name="int" countable="true" size="4">
A signed 32-bit integer.
</basic>

<basic name="short" count="1">
<basic name="short" countable="true" size="2">
A signed 16-bit integer.
</basic>

<basic name="BlockTypeIndex" count="0">
<basic name="BlockTypeIndex" countable="false" size="2">
A 16-bit (signed?) integer, which is used in the header to refer to a particular object type in a object type string array.
The upper bit appears to be a flag used for PhysX block types.
</basic>

<basic name="char" count="0">
<basic name="char" countable="false" size="1">
An 8-bit character.
</basic>

<basic name="FileVersion" count="0">
<basic name="FileVersion" countable="false" size="4">
A 32-bit integer that stores the version in hexadecimal format with each byte representing a number in the version string.

Some widely-used versions and their hex representation:
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20.0.0.5: 0x14000005
</basic>

<basic name="Flags" count="0">
<basic name="Flags" countable="false" size="2">
A 16-bit integer, used for bit flags. Function varies by object type.
</basic>

<basic name="float" count="0">
<basic name="float" countable="false" size="4">
A standard 32-bit floating point number.
</basic>

<basic name="hfloat" count="0">
<basic name="hfloat" countable="false" size="2">
A 16-bit floating point number.
</basic>

<basic name="HeaderString" count="0">
<basic name="HeaderString" countable="false">
A variable length string that ends with a newline character (0x0A). The string starts as follows depending on the version:

Version &lt;= 10.0.1.0: 'NetImmerse File Format'
Version &gt;= 10.1.0.0: 'Gamebryo File Format'
</basic>

<basic name="LineString" count="0">
<basic name="LineString" countable="false">
A variable length string that ends with a newline character (0x0A).
</basic>

<basic name="Ptr" count="0" istemplate="1">
<basic name="Ptr" countable="false" istemplate="1" size="4">
A signed 32-bit integer, referring to a object before this one in the hierarchy. Examples: Bones, gravity objects.
</basic>

<basic name="Ref" count="0" istemplate="1">
<basic name="Ref" countable="false" istemplate="1" size="4">
A signed 32-bit integer, used to refer to another object; -1 means no reference. These should always point down the hierarchy. Other types are used for indexes that point to objects higher up.
</basic>

<basic name="StringOffset" count="0">
<basic name="StringOffset" countable="false" size="4">
A 32-bit unsigned integer, used to refer to strings in a NiStringPalette.
</basic>

<basic name="StringIndex" count="0">
<basic name="StringIndex" countable="false" size="4">
A 32-bit unsigned integer, used to refer to strings in the header.
</basic>

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