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...rocess]] or function, which will make the process in question look in that file (FPG) for the [[graphic]], associated with the [[GraphID]] specified by the You can fill out 0 for the [[FileID]] to target the [[system file]], for [[graphic]]s with an ID of ''1000'' or higher, which are graphics cr

A '''FileHandle''' is an identifier for a file, for use in functions requiring a FileHandle, like [[fread]](), [[fwrite]]( handle = fopen("file.txt",O_READ);

.... This function comes from the standard C library, this is a miscellaneous function. | '''INT''' filehandle || - The [[FileHandle]] of the file returned by [[fopen]]().

...ified connection. The contents of the received file will be written to the file with specified filename. | '''STRING''' filename || - The filename of the file to write to, including a possible path.

...to specify the mode of seeking in a file, by passing one of them to the [[function]] [[fseek]]() as the [[parameter]] ''relativeness''. The mode of seeking me | SEEK_SET || - 0 || - The beginning of the file. This means just setting the position.

Creates and initializes a new [[file]]. ...nction [[fpg_add]](). The file can be saved with [[fpg_save]](). To free a file, use [[fpg_unload]]().

A GraphID is an identifier associated with a certain [[graphic]] in the [[file]] (FPG) specified by a [[FileID]]. ...ocess use the graphic in the file (FPG), specified by the local variable [[file]], at the position specified by the local variable graph.

...of a certain file. This means where a function will start reading in that file. | '''INT''' filehandle || - The [[FileHandle]] of the file returned by [[fopen]]().

...lettes in bennu and assign an unique identifier to them and save them to a file later. |'''STRING''' filename || - The filename of the new palette file.

...turns it. Subsequent calls will return the next line, until the end of the file is reached. | '''INT''' filehandle || - The [[FileHandle]] of the file returned by [[fopen]]().

...reaches an [[Include]] statement, it continues compilation at the included file (usually *.[[INC]]) and when it's done resumes compiling from the [[Include ...nderstandable; moreover it makes code reusable. The video handling include file you made for one game can be used for another game (if it was coded in a ge

...n text on it (without borders around the text) and puts it in the [[system file]]. ...[GraphID]] of the [[graphic]] of the generated [[graphic]] in the [[system file]].

This function loads the whole contents of an [[FPG]] graphics library into your project, | -2 || - Waiting for the file to be loaded, see notes.

There are multiple [[filetypes]] you can load using this [[function]]. Included are: | '''STRING''' filename || - The music file to be loaded, including a possible path.

...ng, download the latest Fenix Source [[Latest_Fenix_version|here]] and the file [[Media:Fenixdll.def|fenixdll.def]]. Put the source somewhere appropriate, * '''File -> New''' will bring up the '''New''' dialog box. Select '''Win32 Dynamic-L

There is also an slightly more adavanced version of this function, called [[Fli_start]](). | '''STRING''' filename || - The name of the fli/flc file to load and play.

...ify the mode of reading/writing of a file, by passing one of them to the [[function]] [[fopen]]() as the [[parameter]] ''flags''.

When used as an [[argument]] in a [[function]] or [[process]], the [[parameter]] is not a copy, but the variable itself, ...into ''myFile2'', which is normal. But when it's used as an argument in a function, the parameter is not a copy but the _file itself.

Loads a [[TTF]] file as a [[font]] into memory. | '''STRING''' filename || - The filename of the [[TTF]] file that you wish to load (including extension and possible path).

Advances to the next frame of the animation started by [[Start_fli]](). This function returns 0 when the animation is over. During the animation, it returns the This function has no arguments.

This function returns the identification code of the palette of a specific graphic. |'''INT''' fileID || - The handle of the file.

function save_state_and_signal( int pid, int sig ) function restore_state( int pid )

Loads a [[TTF]] file as a [[font]] into memory. | '''STRING''' filename || - The filename of the [[TTF]] file that you wish to load (including extension and possible path).

...our spaces or a tab of four spaces wide. The [[Program]]-, [[Process]]-, [[Function]]-, [[Global]]-, [[Local]]-, [[Public]]-, [[Private]]- and [[Begin]]-statem ...e first denotes the origin of the function and the second denotes what the function does. Another example is [[NET_ERROR_CONNECTING]]: "NET" denotes the origin

...an array of strings, given a separator. Returns the resulting string. The function is the opposite of [[Split]](). ...s comma seperated value lists], i.e. for use in spreadsheets or text based file formats.

Loads a [[TTF]] file as a [[font]] into memory. | '''STRING''' filename || - The filename of the [[TTF]] file that you wish to load (including extension and possible path).

This function actually changes the pixeldata of the graphic. | '''INT''' fileID || - The [[fileID]] of the [[file]] holding the [[graphic]].

Gets some information about the [[graph]] specified. This function is also known as [[Graphic_info]]() and [[Map_info]](). | '''INT''' fileID || - The [[file]] that holds the graph.

Gets some information about the [[graph]] specified. This function is also known as [[Graphic_info]]() and [[Map_info_get]](). | '''INT''' fileID || - The [[file]] that holds the graph.

<pre>import "<Path and file name of DLL here>";</pre> ...an include file (*.[[inc]]), ''instead'' of importing the DLL. The header file will do that and possibly provide more functionality.

...w [[font]] with a certain color depth. There exists three variants of this function: - '''INT''' fnt_new ( <'''INT''' file> , <'''INT''' graph>, <'''INT''' charset> , <'''INT''' width> , <'''INT'''

...received on the connection, a new graphic will be created in the [[system file]] and its [[graphID]] returned. This function is to receive [[graphic]]s sent with [[NET_SendGraph]]().

There is also a simpler version of this function, called [[Start_fli]](). | '''STRING''' filename || - The name of the fli/flc file to load and play.

This function is creates a copy of palette loaded with [[Pal_load]](). It can be used for | 0 || - Error: could not open file; corrupt or truncated file; file doesn't contain palette information.

This function changes a graphic's center pixel, which is the pixel that is located on scr | '''INT''' FileID || - The [[FileID]] of the [[file]] containing the graphic

...r palette that assigned with [[Pal_map_assign]](). It is basically an undo function for color palette changes. | 0 || - Error: could not open file; corrupt or truncated file; file doesn't contain palette information.

Changes the x or y coordinate of the center pixel (controlpoint 0). This function is also known as [[Map_info_set]](). | '''INT''' fileID || - The [[file]] that holds the graph.

...separate thread. This means one can't let a process return a value like a function, as the [[father]] process continues its code as well, as soon as the proce For example, consider the local variables [[x]], [[y]], [[z]], [[file]] and [[graph]].

This function is used in conjuction with [[Pal_set]]() to load palette data that was load | 0 || - Error: could not open file; corrupt or truncated file; file doesn't contain palette information.

...nlike [[Pal_map_assign]](), the change is not immediately visible, and the function [[Pal_refresh]]() has to be called afterwards to make the change visible. T | 0 || - Error: could not open file; corrupt or truncated file; file doesn't contain palette information.

Gets some information about the [[graph]] specified. This function is also known as [[Map_info]]() and [[Map_info_get]](). | '''INT''' fileID || - The [[file]] that holds the graph.

...part of this graphic can be shown and shifted in any direction. After this function, the use of the struct [[scroll]] makes sense. | '''INT''' fileID || - The [[fileID]] of the [[file]] containing the scroll graphics

...heir color indexes, but the r,g,b values in the palette are modified. This function requires an [[Array]] of maximum 255 bytes (or integers), to store the pale | '''INT''' fileID || - The handle of the file containing the graphics.

Get access to the memory buffer of the map. This function is usefull in combination with [[Memset]](). This way you can manipulate th | '''INT''' fileID || - The [[file]] that holds the graph.

Changes the x or y coordinate of the center pixel (controlpoint 0). This function is also known as [[Graphic_set]](). | '''INT''' fileID || - The [[file]] that holds the graph.

...ints (from 0 to 999). Control point 0 is the center of the graphic. This [[function]] allows you to set the location of any control point belonging to any grap | '''INT''' fileID || - [[FileID]] of the [[file]] containing the graphic.

This function allows the colors of a graphic to be filtered with a nummerical range, defi | '''INT''' fileID || - The [[fileID]] of the [[file]] that holds the graphics.

...nd destination; these section are added together when blending (the adding function cannot be altered) and the sections can be influenced by the [[Functioncate * int graph - The graph to be cloned (file=0).

...pedia.org/wiki/Super_Nintendo_Entertainment_System Snes] gameconsole. This function creates a 3d effect by using a graphic in a folded plane. Just like [[scrol | '''INT''' fileID || - The [[fileID]] of the [[file]] containing the graphics used in the [[Mode7]] window.

This function will convert the specified [[graphic]] by using the specified method; see [ | '''INT''' fileID || - The [[fileID]] of the [[file]] that holds the graphics.

The support for Fenix' fgc, fbm and fpl file formats is also quickly dropped in favor of good old DIVs [[FPG]], [[MAP]] [[FNT_NEW]] (FILE, GRAPH, CHARSET, WITDH, HEIGHT, FIRST, LAST, FLAGS)

// load the fpg file // this function is required to make the change visible.