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	The Fenix console is a handy debugging tool. Many commands can be entered in it, like [[process]] manipulation or [[variable]] manipulation. The current state of [[Globals]], [[Constants]], [[Locals]], [[Publics]], [[Privates]] can also be monitored. One can add text to it in the programcode by using the function [[say]]().		The Fenix console is a handy debugging tool. Many commands can be entered in it, like [[process]] manipulation or [[variable]] manipulation. The current state of [[Globals]], [[Constants]], [[Locals]], [[Publics]], [[Privates]] can also be monitored. One can add text to it in the programcode by using the function [[say]]().

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The Fenix console is a handy debugging tool. Many commands can be entered in it, like process manipulation or variable manipulation. The current state of Globals, Constants, Locals, Publics, Privates can also be monitored. One can add text to it in the programcode by using the function say().

In the later Fenix versions (from which version exactly?) the Fenix console freezes the program when activated, until it is deactivated again.

To use the debugger, run in debug mode by compiling your program in FXC.exe with the argument "-g", and then activate it in-program with ALT+C.

Example

Process Main()
Begin
    Repeat
        frame;
    Until(key(_ESC))
End

A default console without messages