From 2cfc48630807c7d769d3f79ca89ef28c756749ba Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Robert Jelic <36573031+NoryiE@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sun, 27 Mar 2022 19:09:07 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Updated Frames (& Screens) (markdown)

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 Frames-(&-Screens).md | 41 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---
 1 file changed, 38 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

diff --git a/Frames-(&-Screens).md b/Frames-(&-Screens).md
index 7dfca47..4a92f02 100644
--- a/Frames-(&-Screens).md
+++ b/Frames-(&-Screens).md
@@ -2,9 +2,44 @@ Frames are like screens or screens are frames. Frames can be sub objects of scre
 
 Here are all possible functions you can use with screens and frames:
 
-# screen.new(string) -- creates a new screen object
-# frame:addFrame(string) -- creates a new frame object
-# frame:setTitle(string) -- sets the title
+# screen.new
+this function creates a new screen
+````lua
+local firstScreen = screen.new("myFirstScreen")
+````
+par: string identifaction id. if you create 2 frames with the same id, the second one will return nil
+returns a frame object
+# frame:addFrame
+The same as screen, but this will have parent frames (like screens)
+````lua
+frame:addFrame("myFirstFrame")
+````
+par: string identifaction id. if you create 2 frames with the same id, the second one will return nil
+returns a frame object
+Example:
+````lua
+local aScreen = screen.new("myFirstScreen")
+local aFrame = aScreen:addFrame("myFirstFrame")
+````
+# frame:setTitle
+Changes the title from a frame or screen
+````lua
+frame:setTitle("My first Frame!)
+````
+par: string text
+returns the frame object
+Example:
+````lua
+local aScreen = screen.new("myFirstScreen")
+local aFrame = aScreen:addFrame("myFirstFrame")
+aFrame:setTitle("My first Frame!)
+````
+or:
+````lua
+local aScreen = screen.new("myFirstScreen")
+local aFrame = aScreen:addFrame("myFirstFrame"):setTitle("My first Frame!)
+````
+--WIP FROM HERE
 # frame:setTitleAlign(string) -- sets the title alignment ("left","right","center")
 # frame:setPosition(int, int) -- changes the position relative to its parent frame
 # frame:setBackground(int) -- changes the background color