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digitalmars.D.bugs - Nit: wiki4d support for *bold* format? Deprecated?

reply "Lynn Allan" <l_d_allan adelphia.net> writes:
<alert comment="nit from wiki newbie" priority="low">

I was attempting to wiki-author feedback related to documentation. It seems 
like *bold* formatting doesn't work ... at least for me. ''Italic 
formatting'' with matched pairs of ' seems to work ok, so I was surprised 
*bold* didn't result in the expected bolding. <b>Bold</b> worked fine.

I did some fussing on the TestPage without getting various combinations of 
*bold*, **bold**, etc. to work as expected. Has this been deprecated?

Odd, but looooooow priority to fix. I prefer html tags with <b> and <i> 
anyway.

</alert> 
Sep 01 2004
parent reply J C Calvarese <jcc7 cox.net> writes:
Lynn Allan wrote:
 <alert comment="nit from wiki newbie" priority="low">
 
 I was attempting to wiki-author feedback related to documentation. It seems 
 like *bold* formatting doesn't work ... at least for me. ''Italic 
 formatting'' with matched pairs of ' seems to work ok, so I was surprised 
 *bold* didn't result in the expected bolding. <b>Bold</b> worked fine.
 
 I did some fussing on the TestPage without getting various combinations of 
 *bold*, **bold**, etc. to work as expected. Has this been deprecated?
 
 Odd, but looooooow priority to fix. I prefer html tags with <b> and <i> 
 anyway.
 
 </alert> 
''This''' is bold. I hope this is close enough. Helmut Leitner (http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?HelmutLeitner) runs Wiki4D and he might be able to change this, but it might create problems since * is already used for bullet lists. By the way, this newsgroup is more intended for bugs in the compiler and the D Specification. Since Walter doesn't run Wiki4D, so he can't change how Wiki4D works. Also, when you're in edit mode, there's a list of hints below the edit box, too (they're easier to read on the page): <quote> separator: ---- ; highlights: '''bold''', ''italic'', '''''bold and italic'''''; links: JoinedWords, AnotherWiki:WikiPage, {{link in curly brackets}}; pictures: http://.../file.jpg; web pages: http://...html; books: ISBN: code; titles: =chapter 1=, ==chapter 2=, ===chapter 3=; e-mail: mailto:name domain.land tables: [[table] ...lines of comma-separated columns...]; </quote> Hope that helps. -- Justin (a/k/a jcc7) http://jcc_7.tripod.com/d/
Sep 01 2004
parent reply "Lynn Allan" <l_d_allan adelphia.net> writes:
 By the way, this newsgroup is more intended for bugs in the compiler and
 the D Specification. Since Walter doesn't run Wiki4D, so he can't change
 how Wiki4D works.

 Also, when you're in edit mode, there's a list of hints below the edit
 box, too (they're easier to read on the page):
Noted, and thanks for your patience with this newbie going thru D immersion. :-) Previously, I wondered if the post about the zlib.uncompress was mis-posted. That seemed ok, and I didn't know where the appropriate place for the wiki4d problem should be. I suppose the dsource forum or the actual wiki4d? Lynn A.
Sep 01 2004
parent J C Calvarese <jcc7 cox.net> writes:
Lynn Allan wrote:
By the way, this newsgroup is more intended for bugs in the compiler and
the D Specification. Since Walter doesn't run Wiki4D, so he can't change
how Wiki4D works.

Also, when you're in edit mode, there's a list of hints below the edit
box, too (they're easier to read on the page):
Noted, and thanks for your patience with this newbie going thru D immersion. :-)
No problem. You're catching on pretty quick. :)
 Previously, I wondered if the post about the zlib.uncompress was mis-posted.
 That seemed ok, and I didn't know where the appropriate place for the wiki4d
 problem should be. I suppose the dsource forum or the actual wiki4d?
 
 Lynn A.
We sometimes talk about wikis in the main D newsgroup, but mostly we just discuss wiki stuff by editing the wiki pages. You can edit a page and ask a question (e.g., I noticed the bold comment on the TestPage before I even saw this thread). Also, you can leave a message in the WikiHelp section on someone's page (such as JustinCalvarese). Every time a page is changed it shows up in "News" (a/k/a RecentChanges), so it's pretty easy to spot when someone's working on something in the wiki. And the "diff" links quickly shows what changed. -- Justin (a/k/a jcc7) http://jcc_7.tripod.com/d/
Sep 01 2004