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'''List of avalaible language :''' ABAP, Actionscript, ADA, Apache Log, AppleScript, APT sources.list, ASM (m68k), ASM (pic16), ASM (x86), ASM (z80), ASP, AutoIT, Backus-Naur form, Bash, Basic4GL, BlitzBasic, Brainfuck, C, C for Macs, C#, C++, C++ (with QT), CAD DCL, CadLisp, CFDG, CIL / MSIL, COBOL, ColdFusion, CSS, D, Delphi, Diff File Format, DIV, DOS, DOT language, Eiffel, Fortran, FourJ's Genero, FreeBasic, GetText, glSlang, GML, gnuplot, Groovy, Haskell, HQ9+, HTML, INI (Config Files), Inno, INTERCAL, IO, Java, Java 5, Javascript, KiXtart, KLone C & C++, LaTeX, Lisp, LOLcode, LotusScript, LScript, Lua, Make, mIRC, MXML, MySQL, NSIS, Objective C, OCaml, OpenOffice BASIC, Oracle 8 & 11 SQL, Pascal, Perl, PHP, Pixel Bender, PL/SQL, POV-Ray, PowerShell, Progress (OpenEdge ABL), Prolog, ProvideX, Python, Q(uick)BASIC, robots.txt, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, SAS, Scala, Scheme, Scilab, SDLBasic, Smalltalk, Smarty, SQL, T-SQL, TCL, thinBasic, TypoScript, Uno IDL, VB.NET, Verilog, VHDL, VIM Script, Visual BASIC, Visual Fox Pro, Visual Prolog, Whitespace, Winbatch, Windows Registry Files, X++, XML, Xorg.conf
 
'''List of avalaible language :''' ABAP, Actionscript, ADA, Apache Log, AppleScript, APT sources.list, ASM (m68k), ASM (pic16), ASM (x86), ASM (z80), ASP, AutoIT, Backus-Naur form, Bash, Basic4GL, BlitzBasic, Brainfuck, C, C for Macs, C#, C++, C++ (with QT), CAD DCL, CadLisp, CFDG, CIL / MSIL, COBOL, ColdFusion, CSS, D, Delphi, Diff File Format, DIV, DOS, DOT language, Eiffel, Fortran, FourJ's Genero, FreeBasic, GetText, glSlang, GML, gnuplot, Groovy, Haskell, HQ9+, HTML, INI (Config Files), Inno, INTERCAL, IO, Java, Java 5, Javascript, KiXtart, KLone C & C++, LaTeX, Lisp, LOLcode, LotusScript, LScript, Lua, Make, mIRC, MXML, MySQL, NSIS, Objective C, OCaml, OpenOffice BASIC, Oracle 8 & 11 SQL, Pascal, Perl, PHP, Pixel Bender, PL/SQL, POV-Ray, PowerShell, Progress (OpenEdge ABL), Prolog, ProvideX, Python, Q(uick)BASIC, robots.txt, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, SAS, Scala, Scheme, Scilab, SDLBasic, Smalltalk, Smarty, SQL, T-SQL, TCL, thinBasic, TypoScript, Uno IDL, VB.NET, Verilog, VHDL, VIM Script, Visual BASIC, Visual Fox Pro, Visual Prolog, Whitespace, Winbatch, Windows Registry Files, X++, XML, Xorg.conf
 
== Rss Feed ==
 
== Rss Feed ==
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Use one section between {{tag|rss|o}}-tags for each feed. The rss element may contain parameters if you provide them as attributes to the rss element:
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{| class="wikitable"
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|+ Parameters in the RSS tag
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|-
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! parameter (optional)
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! comment
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|-
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| <code>template="''name''"</code>
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| 'name' (default: rss-item) is the name of a page in the MediaWiki template namespace (default: [[MediaWiki:Rss-item]]), which is a template which comprises the name of another template (default: [[Template:RSSPost]]) and a list of named variables of RSS Feed channel subelements (item), these values then being passed to this other template to finally format the RSS items
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|-
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| <code>templatename="''Pagename''"</code> or<br/>
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<code>templatename="''Namespace:Pagename''"</code><br/>
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| 'Pagename' is the name of a template page which is used in the default template [[MediaWiki:Rss-item]] (defining the channel subelements) to finally format the RSS items; the template can be in the template namespace (first example denotes a page [[Template:Pagename]]) or any other namespace (second example uses the full specified form [[Namespace:Pagename]])
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|-
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| <code>max="''n''"</code>
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| show at most <code>''n''</code> channel subelements (items)
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|-
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| <code>highlight="''term1 term2 ...''"</code>
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| highlight terms in different colours
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|-
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| <code>filter="''term1 term2 ...''"</code>
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| show only RSS items with at least one of the <code>''term''</code>s
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|-
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| <code>filterout="''term1 term2 ...''"</code>
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| do not show any RSS item containing any of these terms
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|-
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| <code>reverse</code>
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| display the RSS items in reverse order
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|}
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This extension supports '''filtering-out''' (i.e. <code>grep -v</code>) items based on title when in short list mode.
  
 
== IssueTracker ==
 
== IssueTracker ==

Revision as of 15:03, 6 February 2012

Help to use the extensions of this wiki.

Contents

Math

To write a math formula in TeX, click on the math button at the top of the article edition, or write your formula beetween <math> and </math> tags.

<math>
   \operatorname{erfc}(x) =
   \frac{2}{\sqrt{\pi}} \int_x^{\infty} e^{-t^2}\,dt =
   \frac{e^{-x^2}}{x\sqrt{\pi}}\sum_{n=0}^\infty (-1)^n \frac{(2n)!}{n!(2x)^{2n}}
</math>


   \operatorname{erfc}(x) =
   \frac{2}{\sqrt{\pi}} \int_x^{\infty} e^{-t^2}\,dt =
   \frac{e^{-x^2}}{x\sqrt{\pi}}\sum_{n=0}^\infty (-1)^n \frac{(2n)!}{n!(2x)^{2n}}

Syntax Highlighting Geshi

To highlight a code in any language, click on the SyntaxHighlighting button at the top of the article, write your code beetween the <source> </source> tags and select a language entering the language name in the lang parameter in the tag <source lang="VHDL"> </source>

 <source lang="VHDL">
-- (this is a VHDL comment)
 
-- import std_logic from the IEEE library
library IEEE;
use IEEE.std_logic_1164.all;
 
-- this is the entity
entity ANDGATE is
  port ( 
    I1 : in std_logic;
    I2 : in std_logic;
    O  : out std_logic);
end entity ANDGATE;
 
architecture RTL of ANDGATE is
begin
  O <= I1 and I2;
end architecture RTL;
</source>
-- (this is a VHDL comment)
 
-- import std_logic from the IEEE library
library IEEE;
use IEEE.std_logic_1164.all;
 
-- this is the entity
entity ANDGATE is
  port ( 
    I1 : in std_logic;
    I2 : in std_logic;
    O  : out std_logic);
end entity ANDGATE;
 
architecture RTL of ANDGATE is
begin
  O <= I1 and I2;
end architecture RTL;

List of avalaible language : ABAP, Actionscript, ADA, Apache Log, AppleScript, APT sources.list, ASM (m68k), ASM (pic16), ASM (x86), ASM (z80), ASP, AutoIT, Backus-Naur form, Bash, Basic4GL, BlitzBasic, Brainfuck, C, C for Macs, C#, C++, C++ (with QT), CAD DCL, CadLisp, CFDG, CIL / MSIL, COBOL, ColdFusion, CSS, D, Delphi, Diff File Format, DIV, DOS, DOT language, Eiffel, Fortran, FourJ's Genero, FreeBasic, GetText, glSlang, GML, gnuplot, Groovy, Haskell, HQ9+, HTML, INI (Config Files), Inno, INTERCAL, IO, Java, Java 5, Javascript, KiXtart, KLone C & C++, LaTeX, Lisp, LOLcode, LotusScript, LScript, Lua, Make, mIRC, MXML, MySQL, NSIS, Objective C, OCaml, OpenOffice BASIC, Oracle 8 & 11 SQL, Pascal, Perl, PHP, Pixel Bender, PL/SQL, POV-Ray, PowerShell, Progress (OpenEdge ABL), Prolog, ProvideX, Python, Q(uick)BASIC, robots.txt, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, SAS, Scala, Scheme, Scilab, SDLBasic, Smalltalk, Smarty, SQL, T-SQL, TCL, thinBasic, TypoScript, Uno IDL, VB.NET, Verilog, VHDL, VIM Script, Visual BASIC, Visual Fox Pro, Visual Prolog, Whitespace, Winbatch, Windows Registry Files, X++, XML, Xorg.conf

Rss Feed

Use one section between Template:Tag-tags for each feed. The rss element may contain parameters if you provide them as attributes to the rss element:

Parameters in the RSS tag
parameter (optional) comment
template="name" 'name' (default: rss-item) is the name of a page in the MediaWiki template namespace (default: MediaWiki:Rss-item), which is a template which comprises the name of another template (default: Template:RSSPost) and a list of named variables of RSS Feed channel subelements (item), these values then being passed to this other template to finally format the RSS items
templatename="Pagename" or

templatename="Namespace:Pagename"

'Pagename' is the name of a template page which is used in the default template MediaWiki:Rss-item (defining the channel subelements) to finally format the RSS items; the template can be in the template namespace (first example denotes a page Template:Pagename) or any other namespace (second example uses the full specified form Namespace:Pagename)
max="n" show at most n channel subelements (items)
highlight="term1 term2 ..." highlight terms in different colours
filter="term1 term2 ..." show only RSS items with at least one of the terms
filterout="term1 term2 ..." do not show any RSS item containing any of these terms
reverse display the RSS items in reverse order

This extension supports filtering-out (i.e. grep -v) items based on title when in short list mode.

IssueTracker

The IssueTracker extension provides a custom tag, <issues /> , that allows the inclusion of an issue tracker in any wiki page. It's possible to customize almost every aspect of the extension, such as permissions, user groups, colours, titles, and templates. It supports searching and several types of filtering.

To embed an issue tracker into a page, use the <issues /> tag:

<issues />

If a project name is not provided, the extension will use the page namespace as the default project name. You can create multiple issue trackers by providing different project names, for example:

<issues project="My Project" />

To hide the filter and search forms you can set the search and filter options to false:

<issues project="My Project" search="false" filter="false" />

By default, users must be logged in to add, edit or achieve issues. If you want to allow anonymous issue management, set the authenticate option to false:

<issues project="My Project" authenticate="false" />

Options

  • project = String : The project name (default: page namespace).
  • authenticate = Boolean : User authentication (default: true).
  • search = Boolean : Display search form (default: true).
  • filter = Boolean : Display filter form (default: true).


File & Picture, Upload & Download

To upload a file click on the "upload file[[[1]]]" the button that is located at the left panel. Your file must be thiner than 2mb and the extension must be authorised.

Article Comment

To allow comments in a page, at the end of the article,click on the comment button at the top of the article edition or write "<comments >" at the end of the article

 <comments > 

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