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  1. Advance (777 bytes)
    7: Moves the [[process]] [[call]]ing advance() forward in the direction of its [[...
  2. Parameter (536 bytes)
    3: ...passed on when calling the function or process is called an [[argument]].
  3. Process (3,375 bytes)
    39: ...the father immediately before the new process was called (updated).
    63: Now one can call this process for example by doing the following.
  4. ProcessID (2,487 bytes)
    6: ... [[return|returns]] the ProcessID the [[process]] calling [[collision]]() has collided with. Both proces...
    15: ...] (holds the ProcessID of the process that [[call|called the current process).
    16: ... [[son]] (holds the ProcessID of the process last called from the current process).
    17: ...le [[bigbro]] (holds the ProcessID of the process called by the [[father]] immediately before the curren...
    18: ... [[smallbro]] (holds the ProcessID of the process called by the [[father]] immediately after the current...
  5. Father (1,194 bytes)
    13: ...[ProcessID]] of the [[process]]/[[function]] that called the current [[process]]/[[function]]. There are...
    30: second_process(); // Call the second process
  6. Subroutine (403 bytes)
    4: ...n you can write a subroutine for it and then just call this subroutine every time you want to to that. I...
  7. Collision (2,095 bytes)
    7: Checks if a [[process]] collided with the process calling Collision().
    9: ...sion() returns a [[processID]] on each subsequent call, until it returns 0. This can be reset by use of ...
  8. Glob (2,083 bytes)
    7: ...hich case it returns "". To restart the search, a call to [[frame]]() is needed, in which case frame(0);...
    9: After a call to glob(), the global struct [[fileinfo]] is fill...
  9. Set title (1,014 bytes)
    9: ...nly be updated after [[set_mode]]() is called, so call set_title() before set_mode().
  10. Set icon (1,331 bytes)
    9: ... 16bit. After set_icon() and set_mode() have been called, the map used for the icon can be freed from me...
  11. Program (1,400 bytes)
    25: ...throw in a process called ''Main'', which will be called when the program is started:
    34: ...nny thing is, when you use [[program]], this will call that 'process' as well.
  12. Tutorial:Setting up Fenix on Windows (4,392 bytes)
    45: This calls FXC.exe and outputs stdout.txt to the screen.
    73: ...st simplistic way is to use the command window to call the executables/batch files and type in the code ...
  13. Making DLLs (7,782 bytes)
    56: ...'' functionname: This is how the function will be called in Fenix.
    102: ...ction you wish Fenix to call when the function is called. This is the name of the function, without "" a...
    112: ...er is like a [[processID]]: it is the [[process]] calling this function. The second parameter is a list ...
    153: ...can be handy sometimes, especially when used as a callback function. Initiating a process of a variable ...
    155: static int CALL(INSTANCE * my, int * params)
  14. Set glyph (763 bytes)
    7: ...ed [[graphic]] and thus it may be freed after the call.
  15. Get id (2,190 bytes)
    7: ...s]] of the specified [[ProcessType]]. On the next call of get_id() in the same process and in the same f...
  16. Graph mode (497 bytes)
    13: ...nt mode to the variable. Default is 0 and after a call to [[set_mode]]() it reflects the set graph mode.
  17. Fade on (241 bytes)
    10: This call is equivalent to <code>[[fade]](100,100,100,16)</...
  18. Fade off (239 bytes)
    10: This call is equivalent to <code>[[fade]](0,0,0,16)</code>.
  19. Precompiler define (1,946 bytes)
    8: ... "functions" with this, even with parameters. The call to this "function", including parameters, will be...

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