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- Function (1,378 bytes)
4: [[category:basic statement]]
6: [[Basic statements|'''Up to Basic Statements''']]
14: === Statement ===
26: ... even when the called function contains [[frame]] statements, the calling function or process still waits for... - Process (3,375 bytes)
4: [[category:basic statement]]
6: [[Basic statements|'''Up to Basic Statements''']]
11: === Statement ===
31: ...ode as well, as soon as the process hits a frame; statement or when the code is done. When that happens, the ...
33: ...s treated like a function when there is no frame; statement in the [[code]]. - ProcessID (2,487 bytes)
6: ...e the [[function]] [[collision]]() in an [[if]]() statement. This is because [[collision]]() [[return|returns...
11: *Returned when the [[frame]]; statement is found in the process. - ProcessType (830 bytes)
10: The [[type]] [[statement]] expects the name of a processtype after it and ... - Collision (2,095 bytes)
9: ...rns 0. This can be reset by use of the [[frame]]; statement, and in such case, frame(0); can be handy. - Signals (3,083 bytes)
32: ...ters after the signal was issued (use a Frame(0); statement to resume the code from a specific point) - Loops (3,359 bytes)
6: ...s are used to create iterations in your code. The statements between these words will get repeated depending ...
11: // Statements
14: The statements will be repeated indefinitely.
19: // Statements
22: The statements will be repeated while the condition is fulfille... - End (580 bytes)
3: [[category:basic statement]]
5: [[Basic statements|'''Up to Basic Statements''']]
12: ...as [[if|if-statements]], [[loops]], [[begin|begin-statements]], etc...
23: End //ends the second if-statement
24: End //ends the first if-statement - Begin (865 bytes)
3: [[category:basic statement]]
5: [[Basic statements|'''Up to Basic Statements''']]
16: .... The end is indicated by [[End]]. The [[OnExit]] statement can be used in between. - OnExit (1,631 bytes)
3: [[category:basic statement]]
5: [[Basic statements|'''Up to Basic Statements''']]
16: ...ent can be used between the [[Begin]] and [[End]] statements in the [[Program]], [[Process]] or [[Function]]....
21: ...rame]] statements are interpreted as [[Frame]](0) statements, so the [[instance]] will be killed eventually. ... - Program (1,400 bytes)
3: [[category:basic statement]]
5: [[Basic statements|'''Up to Basic Statements''']] - Sandman's code convention (4,608 bytes)
4: ...n be indented. The code between Begin and [[End]] statements are indented once at first.
47: ... when the Function statement came effective, that statement was to be used before the function name instead o...
55: ...ance of the statement. The important control-flow statements are typed with the first character a capital, wh... - Global (708 bytes)
3: [[category:basic statement]]
5: [[Basic statements|'''Up to Basic Statements''']] - Local (753 bytes)
3: [[category:basic statement]]
5: [[Basic statements|'''Up to Basic Statements''']] - Private (654 bytes)
3: [[category:basic statement]]
5: [[Basic statements|'''Up to Basic Statements''']] - Public (510 bytes)
3: [[category:basic statement]]
5: [[Basic statements|'''Up to Basic Statements''']] - Frame (1,472 bytes)
6: ...ce every [[process]] has reached its '''frame;''' statement.
10: ...0);''' will wait two cycles (200% means the frame statement provides for 200% frame). So '''frame(50);''' wil... - Declare (2,299 bytes)
3: [[Category:Basic statement]]
16: When using this statement, a few things can be defined about the process/fu...
23: The first three are defined when using the statement Declare, while the last two are defined within th...
26: ...ld nag. This is worked around by removing the int statement.
28: When the Declare statement is used for a [[function]]/[[process]] and the pr... - Pointer (2,503 bytes)
6: === Statement === - Public variable (1,702 bytes)
7: ... is pretty normal). To assist in this matter, the statement [[Declare]] was created.
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