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- Type (3,625 bytes)
4: == Datatype declaration ==
7: '''Type''' <name>
11: Creates a new [[datatype]]. It's handled as if it were a [[struct]], so th...
13: ...use a '_' as first character in the name of a datatype, it's not mandatory.
22: Type _file - Dump type (411 bytes)
11: '''INT''' dump_type = PARTIAL_DUMP
13: Dump_type is a [[global variable]], holding the current [[d...
15: See also [[restore_type]]. - Restore type (426 bytes)
11: '''INT''' restore_type = PARTIAL_RESTORE
13: Restore_type is a [[global variable]], holding the current [[r...
15: See also [[dump_type]].
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- ProcessType (830 bytes)
3: ...ne processtype of the same type with one [[ProcessTypeID]], which is as logical as it sounds.
4: For example, one can have a SpaceShip processtype (see the example in [[process]]). In the example ...
6: if(collision(type SpaceShip))
10: ...[ProcessTypeID]] associated with the given processtype. - ProcessTypeID (447 bytes)
5: ...ntification code, for a [[processType]]. A ProcessTypeID is smaller than 65536 (2^16).
11: signal(type SpaceShip,s_kill);
14: ...]() signals all [[process|processes]] of [[processType]] SpaceShip the [[signals|signal]] to [[die]]. Th... - Signal (1,847 bytes)
5: '''INT''' signal ( <'''INT''' processID|processTypeID> , <'''INT''' signal> )
7: ... range of processes/functions of certain [[processType]] to be controlled in a limited number of ways, b...
11: ...]] of the process or the [[ProcessTypeID]] of the type of processes to which the signal is to be sent.
19: ...owiki>|</nowiki>processTypeID was 0 or a [[processTypeID]].
21: ...- The specified processID<nowiki>|</nowiki>processTypeID was a [[processID]]. - Collision (2,095 bytes)
5: '''INT''' Collision ( <'''INT''' processID|processTypeID> )
9: When a [[processTypeID]] is specified, there could be multiple fitting...
13: ...cessID of the process or the ProcessTypeID of the type of processes to be checked.
39: if( (collisionID = collision(type main)))
73: ..., [[advance]](), [[let_me_alone]](), [[graph]], [[type]] - Exists (1,275 bytes)
5: '''INT''' Exists ( <'''INT''' processID|processTypeID> )
7: ... of a certain [[processType]], using its [[processTypeID]].
11: ...cessID of the process or the ProcessTypeID of the type of processes to be checked.
17: ... there are no processes alive of the given processTypeID.
19: ...is at least one process alive of the given processTypeID. - NET Errorcodes (2,971 bytes)
58: | NET_ERROR_INVALIDTYPE || - The type specified is invalid. - Category:Errorcodes (1,129 bytes)
14: Or perform an action based on the type of error: - NET Connect (1,508 bytes)
34: | NET_ERROR_INVALIDTYPE || - The type specified is invalid. - NET Listen (1,503 bytes)
30: | NET_ERROR_INVALIDTYPE || - The type specified is invalid. - Graphic info (1,272 bytes)
5: ...'' fileID> , <'''INT''' graphID> , <'''INT''' infotype> )
15: ...''INT''' infotype || - What [[graphical infotypes|type of information]] you want.
21: If the specified infotype was not recognized it returns 1. - Datatypes (964 bytes)
4: ...pes can also be defined, by use of the operator [[Type]].
8: category = datatypes
14: resultsfooter = \n%PAGES% datatypes
20: Program datatypes;
22: Type _point - Void (549 bytes)
2: [[Category:datatypes]]
7: ...means, that you can pass it a pointer of whatever type you want; an '''int pointer''', '''word pointer''... - Coordinatetype modes (871 bytes)
4: ...d, by assigning them to the [[local variable]] [[ctype]]. Different coordinatesystems have different way... - Restore modes (1,334 bytes)
4: ...signing them to the [[global variable]] [[restore_type]]. This influences if and how the background is r...
22: ...tain [[dump_type]] is compatible with the restore_type set, because some combinations can cause probably...
25: * [[restore_type]]
26: * [[dump_type]] - Dump modes (1,333 bytes)
4: ... assigning them to the [[global variable]] [[dump_type]]. This influences when and if [[graphic]]s of pr...
20: ...tain [[restore_type]] is compatible with the dump_type set, because some combinations can cause probably...
23: * [[dump_type]]
24: * [[restore_type]] - Sandman's code convention (4,608 bytes)
17: ...xample "Mouse.left". "Mouse" is a struct, so it's typed with a capital and "left" is a normal variable, ...
19: The [[datatype]] of the variables are always noted when declarin...
21: Like: [[ctype]], [[graph_mode]], [[Scroll]]
23: == Types ==
24: ... with a "_", for example, [[Network.dll]] has the type "_IPaddress". - Pointer (2,503 bytes)
2: [[Category:datatypes]]
8: <datatype> POINTER <pointername><br>
9: <datatype> * <pointername>
16: ...]]s, [[short]]s, [[string]]s or even usermade datatypes.
17: ...code>struct pointer my_pointer</code> is to use [[Type]] as seen in the example. - Tutorial:Setting up Fenix on Windows (4,392 bytes)
73: ...nd window to call the executables/batch files and type in the code with any text editor, which is a rath...
80: ... bytecode version of your code. To run this code, type: - Tutorial:Textinput (2,306 bytes)
18: say("You typed: '" + textinput() + "'");
35: // show what you type in top left corner
76: // return the typed string - Fread (1,034 bytes)
13: ...''' data || - The data to read from the file (any type of variable). It will be loaded into this variabl...
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