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Use this template to document functions. You can copy its code from below for easy pasting.
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= FunctionName =
''Requires FM 1.x Beta x.x (Month 20xx) or newer''
== Syntax ==
:{{type FunctionName(type arg, type arg2, ...)}}
== Arguments ==
:'''arg'''
::Describe each individual argument, what it may contain and what it means. Including limitations
:'''arg2'''
::Each argument is described individualy.
:'''...'''
::In case the argument is '...', specify what types are allowed.
== Return ==
:Describe what, if anything, is returned by this function. Also list the meaning of error codes if applicable.
== Description ==
:Describe the function here, including what it does, what the limits are, etc.
== Example ==
<code>
int a = FunctionName(1, 2, "test");
</code>
== See Also ==
:((RelatedFunction)), ((OtherFunction))
== Comments ==
:Everyone can add their comments about their experiences with this function here. Tips for using it are welcome, too.
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How it works:
*If no value is returned, remove the first "type".
*Functions with flexible types (ie sprintf) always use the ... notation.
*If the function exists for more than one type (= overloaded), explicitly mention each function. I don't think we currently have any overloaded functions.
*When not applicable, the Arguments, Return, Example and Also see sections may be removed.
*Arguments should be listed in the order they appear in the function prototype/syntax.
*Try to apply the ((Style Guide)) to all code examples.
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RAW TEMPLATE CODE, FOR EASY COPY/PASTING
<code>
= FunctionName =
''Requires FM 1.x Beta x.x (Month 20xx) or newer''
== Syntax ==
:{{type name(type arg, ...)}}
== Arguments ==
:'''arg'''
::specify.
== Return ==
:specify.
== Description ==
:specify.
== Example ==
== See Also ==
:((specify))
== Comments ==
:Everyone can add their comments about their experiences with this function here. Tips for using it are welcome, too.
</code>

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