Interest in a Mudlet wiki [now available!]

What is your interest in a Mudlet wiki?

Poll ended at Fri Mar 18, 2011 7:10 pm

interested, will contribute heavily
4
15%
interested, will contribute midly
17
63%
interested, will just read
6
22%
not interested at all
0
No votes
my option isn't listed
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 27

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demonnic
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Re: Interest in a Mudlet wiki [now available!]

Post by demonnic »

Alright folks, have made some updates to the wiki tonight.

1.) OpenID now works =)

2.) Have added <syntaxhighlight></syntaxhighlight> as tags you can use in your wiki pages.

For example, the output from this page was created like this


<syntaxhighlight>
for k,v in pairs(_G) do
echo("ack!")
end
</syntaxhighlight>

Pretty straight forward. It defaults to lua. It also uses the same backend (geshi) for the syntax highlighting as our forums, so the highlighting should match even.

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Vadi
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Post by Vadi »

thanks a ton!

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demonnic
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Post by demonnic »

Happy to help =)

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demonnic
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Re: Interest in a Mudlet wiki [now available!]

Post by demonnic »

Alright, by request you can now use

<lua></lua>

For syntax highlighting on the wiki. I have also kept the previous syntaxhighlight for backwards compatibility.

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Omni
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Post by Omni »

When putting a note up on the wiki, it's a good idea to use this:
<table frame="box" width="100%">
<caption>Note</caption>
<tr>
<td>
Note text here.
</td>
</tr>
</table>
As it makes the note more noticeable. There are examples of it, mainly on the Migrating page. There are several notes I can't fix due to the limitations of my iPod, so if anyone sees them, do format them to make them more noticed.

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Omni
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Re: Interest in a Mudlet wiki [now available!]

Post by Omni »

Please use this format for notes:
<table frame="box" width="100%">
<caption>Note</caption>
<tr>
<td>
Note text here.
</td>
</tr>
</table>
If I see someone making a note on the wiki not in that format, I will destroy your soul. It's easily noticeable, and cleaner looking.

Darmir
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Re: Interest in a Mudlet wiki [now available!]

Post by Darmir »

How do you edit the TOC in the Wiki. I noticed that when you click on the link of a few them they do not go to the section you click on. For instance the 8.3 "AND" and "OR" Condition Triggers link doesn't work.

Never-mind I figured it out and fixed the link. :)
Last edited by Darmir on Fri Jan 13, 2012 11:22 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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Vadi
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Re: Interest in a Mudlet wiki [now available!]

Post by Vadi »

I don't really like that note style, it looks unaligned:

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Re: Interest in a Mudlet wiki [now available!]

Post by Darmir »

Okay,
I have taken the opportunity to work on the Wiki and finish transferring all data from the manual over to the wiki. I have created a Lua Functions spreadsheet that everyone can access. This spreadsheet shows all functions listed between wiki and the manual and show which ones are added to the wiki.
This spreadsheet maybe used for other parts of the manual that need moved over too, using another sheet..
You can get to this spreadsheet here.

I have also added the Database Functions to the Lua Functions Section of the Wiki Manual.

If you would like to reorganize any function from one category to another please note that in the spreadsheet. :)

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chris
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Re: Interest in a Mudlet wiki [now available!]

Post by chris »

If you haven't, you may want to take a glance at TLuaInterpretter and see what functions are undocumented.

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