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- Sandman's code convention (4,608 bytes)
1: Fenix Code Convention by Sandman (work in progress)
4: ...l, but for small blocks they can be indented. The code between Begin and [[End]] statements are indented...
31: // Place the file's code here.
38: // Network.fh code
44: <pre>keyInput( int keycode, int pointer status)</pre> - Scan code (108 bytes)
3: ...turns the [[scancode]] of a key (same code as scancodes _a, _b, _enter,...)
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- Standards (1,590 bytes)
9: ...eed to look at these standards. Just copy the wikicode of the [[function example]] or [[variable_example...
20: ... your code, but refer to the keywords beneath the code in a list, if needed. Only include relevant keywo... - Function (1,378 bytes)
17: Function is a reserved word used to start the code of a function.
34: Begin // Start the main functioncode
36: End // End the main functioncode - Process (3,375 bytes)
18: :<main code>
20: :<OnExit code>]
23: Process is a reserved word used to start the code of a process. If ''name'' is ''Main'', that proce...
31: ...ess 'returns' its [[ProcessID]] and continues the code (in the next frame).
33: ...nction when there is no frame; statement in the [[code]]. - ProcessID (2,487 bytes)
5: A ProcessID is a unique identification code, for one instance of a [[processType]]. A Process...
38: // Code in SpaceShip will be executed until the first fra... - ProcessType (830 bytes)
4: ... (see the example in [[process]]). In the example code, an [[instance]] of SpaceShip is created, by call...
7: // collision code - ProcessTypeID (447 bytes)
5: A ProcessTypeID is a unique identification code, for a [[processType]]. A ProcessTypeID is smalle... - Local variable (1,072 bytes)
5: ...they are both accessible from other places in the code than the [[process]]/[[function]] itself. However... - DLL (3,271 bytes)
10: ...ssage]]). However most DLLs also come with source code supplied and therefore you are able to [[compile ...
15: ... of any DLL you need to include this line in your code:
23: ...tself). Then simply add this line into your Fenix code:
28: ...the ones that are not directly imported into your code (see above). Lack of any DLLs used will make your... - Signal (1,847 bytes)
13: | '''INT''' signal || - The code of the [[signals|signal]] that is to be sent to t...
43: ... // still displayed, but do not execute any code. - Category:Errorcodes (1,129 bytes)
1: ...t generated by a [[function]] or another piece of code, when there occurs a malfunction.
2: For example when you try the following code with the [[Network_DLL|Network.DLL]] function [[N...
10: The code [[NET Errorcodes|NET_ERROR_CONNECTING]] is returned, which in fac...
28: Note that errorcodes do not necessarily have to be negative numbers; ...
31: Below is a list of errorcodes generated by [[:Category:dll|DLL's]] and others. - Global variable (309 bytes)
5: ...m anywhere in the code; it is shared by the whole code. - Standards:function (3,052 bytes)
12: In the WikiCode, before a new section there is one empty line and...
14: in the WikiCode, but preferred is top as most of the pages have t...
35: ...e "[]" indicate an optional parameter. Format WikiCode function definition:
70: If it returns a code, like an errorcode, you can make a list:
72: | some errorcode || - blabla - NET Changelog (5,065 bytes)
20: Changed some error codes, as they differed from the same, defined elsewhe...
35: Added errormessages for the new errorcodes in NET_GetError().
43: Added comments, tidied up the code a little.
54: working status again (I lost the sourcecode of v1.15 and up, due to a
73: ...Fixed some messaging functions not returning errorcodes. - Signals (3,083 bytes)
32: ...s issued (use a Frame(0); statement to resume the code from a specific point)
33: ...cess will remain paralyzed, without executing its code and without being displayed on screen (nor being ...
34: ...inue to exist in the computers memory even if its code is not executed. - Glob (2,083 bytes)
27: | <code>*</code> || - Returns the filename of any file/directory ...
29: ... of any file/directory with extension <code>.dat</code> in the current directory.
31: ...e filename of any file/directory in <code>MyDir\</code> relative to the current directory.
33: ...f any file/directory in <code>C:\Program Files\*</code>.
62: ...ds result in the same, but the second one is less code. - Set text color (1,390 bytes)
19: ...) is a bad idea, as RGB returns the correct color code for every video card - Rgb (2,038 bytes)
22: '''WORD''' : Returns the best matched color code.
26: ... the current color depth. When in 8bit mode, this code is 0..255 and when in 16bit mode 0..65535.
28: ...is is because rgb() will return a different color code under different color depths.
33: ...returns the proper code, as it always returns the code belonging to the current color depth. - Exit (477 bytes)
5: ...''' exit ( [<'''STRING''' message>] , [<'''INT''' code>] )
7: ...ram. It can optionally pass a message or an error code thing.
14: | ['''INT''' code] || - A code to pass outside the program as it exits. - Size x (1,165 bytes)
15: ...ze_y]] of a [[process]] are unequal to [code]100[/code], that process' [[size]] has no effect. - Size y (1,161 bytes)
15: ...ze_y]] of a [[process]] are unequal to [code]100[/code], that process' [[size]] has no effect.
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