API:Functions - Revision history

Bruce Pascoe: /* Sphere Game Platform */ Add APIs from mS 5 final

2017-11-02T16:05:36Z

‎Sphere Game Platform: Add APIs from mS 5 final

2017-10-29T20:38:34Z

Added category

2017-10-29T20:25:34Z

Added SphereFS link and Misc heading

2017-10-18T02:34:24Z

‎thread Module: mS 5.0

2017-10-17T13:30:29Z

‎Sphere Game Platform: Update for mS 5 API

2017-10-17T13:28:19Z

‎Debugging: Add SSj.flipScreen()

2017-08-18T02:59:30Z

‎Sphere Runtime

2017-08-18T02:53:10Z

‎Sphere Runtime: Add more modules to list

2017-08-17T19:24:20Z

Start cataloguing Sphere v2 functions

2017-08-04T16:02:30Z

Fix API reference link

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 <tt>
 * [[API:Sphere.APILevel|Sphere.APILevel]]
 * [[API:Sphere.Game|Sphere.Game]]
 * [[API:Sphere.Version|Sphere.Version]]
 * [[API:Sphere.frameRate|Sphere.frameRate]]
 * [[API:Sphere.abort|Sphere.abort()]]
 * [[API:Sphere.now|Sphere.now()]]
 * [[API:Sphere.restart|Sphere.restart()]]
-* [[API:Sphere.exit|Sphere.shutDown()]]
+* [[API:Sphere.setResolution|Sphere.setResolution()]]
 * [[API:Sphere.sleep|Sphere.sleep()]]
 </tt>

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	* [[SphereFS]] - How the file system prefixes work.		* [[SphereFS]] - How the file system prefixes work.
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		+	[[Category:Sphere 2 API]]

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	</tt>		</tt>

−	= .~~..and more to come! =~~	+	= Miscellaneous =
		+
		+	* [[SphereFS]] - How the file system prefixes work.

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 <tt>
 * [[API:Thread.join|Thread.join()]]
 * [[API:Thread.self|Thread.self()]]
 * [[API:Thread|new Thread()]]
 ** [[API:Thread::running|Thread::running]]
 ** [[API:Thread::start|Thread::start()]]
 ** [[API:Thread::stop|Thread::stop()]]

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 * [[API:Sphere.Platform|Sphere.Platform]]
 * [[API:Sphere.Version|Sphere.Version]]
 * [[API:Sphere.abort|Sphere.abort()]]
-* [[API:Sphere.exit|Sphere.exit()]]
+* [[API:Sphere.now|Sphere.now()]]
 * [[API:Sphere.restart|Sphere.restart()]]
-* [[API:Sphere.run|Sphere.run()]]
+* [[API:Sphere.exit|Sphere.shutDown()]]
 * [[API:Sphere.sleep|Sphere.sleep()]]
 </tt>

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 <tt>
 * [[API:SSj.log|SSj.log()]]
 * [[API:SSj.trace|SSj.trace()]]

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 == Sphere Runtime ==
-The '''Sphere Runtime''' is a standard collection of JavaScript modules included with the engine.  Some modules can even be used in Cellscripts as well!  Unlike the Core API above which was organized by category, the following list is organized by module.  Most modules export only a single object or function; to import more than one at a time, you can use an ES2015 <tt>import</tt> statement and specify the <tt>sphere-runtime</tt> module, like so:
+The '''Sphere Runtime''' is a standard collection of JavaScript modules included with the engine.  Some modules can even be used in Cellscripts as well!  Unlike the Core API above which was organized by category, the following list is organized by module.  Most modules export only a single object or function; to import more than one at a time, you can use an ES2015 <tt>import</tt> statement and import objects from the <tt>sphere-runtime</tt> or <tt>cell-runtime</tt> module, as appropriate:
-  import { from, Music, Thread } from 'sphere-runtime';  // in a Sphere game
+==== In a Sphere game ====
-  import { transpile } from 'cell-runtime';              // in a Cellscript
 === <tt>from</tt> Module ===

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 ** [[API:from::update|from::update()]]
 ** [[API:from::where|from::where()]]
 </tt>
 = ...and more to come! =

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−	This is a function reference for the Sphere v2 API. It is currently based on the official [https://github.com/fatcerberus/minisphere/blob/master/docs/sphere2-api.txt miniSphere API reference].	+	This is a function reference for the Sphere v2 API. It is currently based on the official [https://github.com/fatcerberus/minisphere/blob/master/docs/sphere2-core-api.txt miniSphere API reference].

	The plan, in the future, is to turn this page into a simple list enumerating all Sphere functions, objects and methods, and leave the explanatory details to the individual articles.		The plan, in the future, is to turn this page into a simple list enumerating all Sphere functions, objects and methods, and leave the explanatory details to the individual articles.