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Overkill	So, the other day, for my widget project, I made a nice little slider functionality, and wanted to make the function that affects the resultant color to be called MakeColor. But it turns out this is a reserved function name, and does the EXACT same thing as RGB(). So just wondering, is there a list of some other reserved hidden keywords and other VC function aliases out there? Posted on 2005-10-17 16:30:42
vecna	In the xerxes engine, which is what most of my projects use including V3, it was always "MakeColor", and it was MakeColor in the first alpha versions of verge3. I decided to rename it to RGB because thats what it was in the various hicolor versions of V2 and because it seemed shorter and more intuitive. But I had already written a bunch of programs myself that used MakeColor and was too lazy to search/replace them, so I left it in as an alias. I don't think there are really any other functions like that. SuperSecretThingy() is probably the only other "hidden" function. Posted on 2005-11-09 20:21:49
Omni	Does this mean we can access internal Xerxes functions from within Verge3? EDIT: Nevermind Posted on 2005-11-10 13:43:01 (last edited on 2005-11-10 13:43:40)
pthaloearth	I found one. Sleep() it takes a variable in and other than that I haven't messed with it. What does it do? Posted on 2005-11-13 16:24:56
Overkill	It waits the duration of time specified, and lowers CPU consumption. It's undocumented, I see, but it's basically: void Sleep (int duration) Posted on 2005-11-15 14:12:03
Omni	That would be incredibly handy. Posted on 2005-11-15 15:23:17

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