everything is important

Author: ivanseidel

README.textile

@@ -105,6 +105,10 @@ h3. You should know:
 - @bool Thread::shouldRun()@ := Returns true, if the Thread should be runned. (Basicaly, the logic is: (reached time AND is enabled?).
 - @void Thread::onRun(void (*callback)(void))@ := The target callback function to be called.
 - @void Thread::run()@ := This will run the Thread (call the callback function).
+- @int Thread::ThreadID@ := Theoretically, it's the address of memory. It's unique, and can be used to compare if two threads are identical.
+- @int Thread::ThreadName@ := A human-redable thread name. Default is "Thread ThreadID" eg.: "Thread 141515";
+- protected: @void Thread::runned()@ := Used to reset internal timer of the Thread. This is automaticaly called AFTER a call to @run()@.
+
 
 - @void ThreadController::run()@ := This will run the all @Threads@ within the @ThreadController@, only if needed (if shouldRun returns true);
 - @bool ThreadController::add(Thread* _thread)@ := This will add a the thread to the ThreadController, and return @true@ if suceeded (it the array is full, returns false).
@@ -115,10 +119,7 @@ h3. You should know:
 - @Thread* ThreadController::get(int index)@ := Returns the Thread on the position @index@.
 
 h3. You don't need to know:
-
-- @int Thread::ThreadID@ := Theoretically, it's the address of memory. It's unique, and can be used to compare if two threads are identical.
-- @int Thread::ThreadName@ := A human-redable thread name. Default is "Thread ThreadID" eg.: "Thread 141515";
-- protected: @void Thread::runned()@ := Used to reset internal timer of the Thread. This is automaticaly called AFTER a call to @run()@.
+- Nothing, yet ;)
 
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