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== Definition == == Definition ==
'''INT''' father '''INT''' father
-Father is a predefined [[local variable]]. Every [[process]] has this varaible as soon as the [[frame]]; statement is reached within the process. Father holds the [[ProcessID]] of the process that called the current process. There are several other local variables which refer to the ProcessID of a related process:+'''Father''' is a predefined [[local variable]]. '''Father''' holds the [[ProcessID]] of the [[process]]/[[function]] that called the current [[process]]/[[function]]. There are several other local variables which refer to the ProcessID of a related process:
*[[Son]] *[[Son]]
*[[Bigbro]] *[[Bigbro]]
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Used in example: [[process]], [[function]], [[processID]] Used in example: [[process]], [[function]], [[processID]]
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Up to Local Variables



[edit] Definition

INT father

Father is a predefined local variable. Father holds the ProcessID of the process/function that called the current process/function. There are several other local variables which refer to the ProcessID of a related process:

[edit] Example

Program example;
Begin
    first_process();
    Loop
        frame;
    End
End

Process first_process()  // Declaration of the first process
Begin
    second_process();  // Call the second process
    Loop
        frame; // This loop makes "first_process()" a process rather than a function
    End
End

Process second_process()  //declaration of another process
Begin
    x = father.x; // These two lines use the father variable to move this process
    y = father.y; // to the position of first_process, as the father variable here
                  // holds the ProcessID of "first_process()"
    Loop
        frame;  
    End
End

Used in example: process, function, processID


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