Fenix console - Revision history

Sandman at 21:25, 5 April 2008

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	To use the debugger, run in debug mode by compiling your program in FXC.exe with the argument "-g", and then activate it in-program with ALT+C.		To use the debugger, run in debug mode by compiling your program in FXC.exe with the argument "-g", and then activate it in-program with ALT+C.

		+	== Commands ==
		+	=== Process Info ===
		+	=====INSTANCES=====
		+	List all running [[process]]es in a tree view. It shows what processes a processes called.
		+	=====GLOBALS=====
		+	List all [[global variable]]s with their current values. Both predefined and user defined variables are listed.
		+	=====LOCALS <processName\|processID>=====
		+	List all [[local variable]]s of the specified process. The process can be specified by either its name or its [[processID]]. Both predefined and user defined variables are listed.
		+	=====PRIVATES <processName\|processID>=====
		+	List all [[local variable]]s of the specified process. The process can be specified by either its name or its [[processID]].
		+	=====PUBLICS <processName\|processID>=====
		+	List all [[local variable]]s of the specified process. The process can be specified by either its name or its [[processID]].
		+
		+	=== Debugging Commands ===
		+	=====TRACE=====
		+	Execute the next instruction.
		+	=====BREAK=====
		+	List all set breakpoints.
		+	=====BREAK <processName\|processID>=====
		+	Add a breakpoint on the execution of the specified process. The process can be specified by either its name or its [[processID]].
		+	=====DELETE=====
		+	Delete a breakpoint on the execution of the specified process. The process can be specified by either its name or its [[processID]].
		+	=====CONTINUE=====
		+	Continue the execution (close the console).
		+	=====DOFRAME=====
		+	Execute the next frame.
		+
		+	=== Misc ===
		+	=====SHOW <expression>=====
		+	Evaluate and show the specified expression.
		+	=====STRINGS=====
		+	List all strings in memory and how many times they are used.
		+	=====VARS=====
		+	List all internal variables.
		+	=====QUIT=====
		+	Kill the program and exit.
		+
		+	=== Process Management ===
		+	See [[signals]] for further explanation about the following signaling commands.
		+	=====RUN <processName> [<argument>]=====
		+	Start a process with optional arguments.
		+	=====KILL <processName\|processID>=====
		+	Kill the specified process. The process can be specified by either its name or its [[processID]].
		+	=====WAKEUP <processName\|processID>=====
		+	Wake up the specified process. The process can be specified by either its name or its [[processID]].
		+	=====SLEEP <processName\|processID>=====
		+	Put the specified process to sleep. The process can be specified by either its name or its [[processID]].
		+	=====FREEZE <processName\|processID>=====
		+	Freeze the specified process. The process can be specified by either its name or its [[processID]].
		+	=====KILLALL <processName\|processID>=====
		+	If a processname is specified, kill all processes with that name; if a processID is specified, only kill that process.
		+	=====WAKEUPALL <processName\|processID>=====
		+	If a processname is specified, wake up all processes with that name; if a processID is specified, only wake up that process.
		+	=====SLEEPALL <processName\|processID>=====
		+	If a processname is specified, put all processes with that name to sleep; if a processID is specified, only put that process to sleep.
		+	=====FREEZEALL <processName\|processID>=====
		+	If a processname is specified, freeze all processes with that name; if a processID is specified, only freeze that process.
		+
		+	=== Expressions ===
		+	You can evaluate free expressions and see/alter the values of variables.
		+	=====<variable> [= <value>]=====
		+	Return or alter a global variable.
		+	=====<processName\|processID>.<variable> [= <value>]=====
		+	If a processID is specified, the value of the local, private or public variable of that process is returned or altered. If a processName is specified, the process with that name and the lowest ID is assumed.
	== Example ==		== Example ==
	<pre>		<pre>

Sandman at 19:49, 5 April 2008

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	\| caption = A default console without messages		\| caption = A default console without messages
	}}		}}
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		+	{{Debugging}}

Sandman at 19:38, 5 April 2008

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	[[Category:general]]		[[Category:general]]
		+	[[Category:debugging]]

	The Fenix console is a handy debugging tool. Many commands can be entered in it, like [[process]] manipulation or [[variable]] manipulation. The current state of [[Globals]], [[Constants]], [[Locals]], [[Publics]], [[Privates]] can also be monitored. One can add text to it in the programcode by using the function [[say]]().		The Fenix console is a handy debugging tool. Many commands can be entered in it, like [[process]] manipulation or [[variable]] manipulation. The current state of [[Globals]], [[Constants]], [[Locals]], [[Publics]], [[Privates]] can also be monitored. One can add text to it in the programcode by using the function [[say]]().

Sandman: /* Example */

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Example

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	== Example ==		== Example ==
	<pre>		<pre>
-	~~Program example;~~	+	Process Main()
	Begin		Begin
	Repeat		Repeat

Sandman at 01:11, 26 November 2007

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-	The Fenix console is a handy debugging tool. Many commands can be entered in it, like [[process]] manipulation or [[variable]] manipulation. The current state of [[Globals]], [[Constants]], [[Locals]], [[Publics]], [[Privates]] can also be monitored. One can add text to it in the ~~program~~ by using the function [[~~Say~~]]().	+	The Fenix console is a handy debugging tool. Many commands can be entered in it, like [[process]] manipulation or [[variable]] manipulation. The current state of [[Globals]], [[Constants]], [[Locals]], [[Publics]], [[Privates]] can also be monitored. One can add text to it in the programcode by using the function [[say]]().

-	In the later Fenix versions (''from which version exactly?'') the Fenix console ~~froze~~ the program when activated, until it ~~was~~ deactivated again.	+	In the later Fenix versions (''from which version exactly?'') the Fenix console freezes the program when activated, until it is deactivated again.

	To use the debugger, run in debug mode by compiling your program in FXC.exe with the argument "-g", and then activate it in-program with ALT+C.		To use the debugger, run in debug mode by compiling your program in FXC.exe with the argument "-g", and then activate it in-program with ALT+C.
		+
		+	== Example ==
		+	<pre>
		+	Program example;
		+	Begin
		+	Repeat
		+	frame;
		+	Until(key(_ESC))
		+	End
		+	</pre>
		+	{{Image
		+	\| image = Console.PNG
		+	\| caption = A default console without messages
		+	}}

Woody at 14:34, 22 April 2007

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	In the later Fenix versions (''from which version exactly?'') the Fenix console froze the program when activated, until it was deactivated again.		In the later Fenix versions (''from which version exactly?'') the Fenix console froze the program when activated, until it was deactivated again.
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		+	To use the debugger, run in debug mode by compiling your program in FXC.exe with the argument "-g", and then activate it in-program with ALT+C.

Sandman at 11:04, 20 April 2007

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		+	[[Category:general]]
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	The Fenix console is a handy debugging tool. Many commands can be entered in it, like [[process]] manipulation or [[variable]] manipulation. The current state of [[Globals]], [[Constants]], [[Locals]], [[Publics]], [[Privates]] can also be monitored. One can add text to it in the program by using the function [[Say]]().		The Fenix console is a handy debugging tool. Many commands can be entered in it, like [[process]] manipulation or [[variable]] manipulation. The current state of [[Globals]], [[Constants]], [[Locals]], [[Publics]], [[Privates]] can also be monitored. One can add text to it in the program by using the function [[Say]]().

	In the later Fenix versions (''from which version exactly?'') the Fenix console froze the program when activated, until it was deactivated again.		In the later Fenix versions (''from which version exactly?'') the Fenix console froze the program when activated, until it was deactivated again.

Sandman at 00:37, 16 April 2007

2007-04-16T00:37:11Z

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The Fenix console is a handy debugging tool. Many commands can be entered in it, like [[process]] manipulation or [[variable]] manipulation. The current state of [[Globals]], [[Constants]], [[Locals]], [[Publics]], [[Privates]] can also be monitored. One can add text to it in the program by using the function [[Say]]().

In the later Fenix versions (''from which version exactly?'') the Fenix console froze the program when activated, until it was deactivated again.