On Sat, 16 Sep 2006, Georg Baum wrote:
> > (In addition, I'm trying to make it as easy as possible for you guys
> > to check/modify my texts. I think that's easier if I can just link to
> > a wiki page, or email a piece of text).
>
> I don't know how it is for others, but for me personally it would be easier
> if it was in the source. I know next to nothing of wiki markup. When I
> edit something in a wiki I use either plain text and hope that somebody
> will format it or copy existing stuff.
You don't need to know anything special about the wiki markup. I'll be
*very* happy if you just do plain text. For that matter, I suspect that
most frequent comments will arrive via e-mail. So if you (and others) just
read what I've written and give me comments that's a good start.
I'll give you one tip though, related to the plain text bit. If you want
to make sure that your text is displayed as is within a wiki page (with
spaces and all), just enclose it in [EMAIL PROTECTED]@]. Like this
[@
This text will be shown just like it is, no ''markup'' is
recognized.... and spacing is preserved. Useful for very
simpel tables, i.e.
Column 1 Column 2 column 23
Bla Bla Bla bla
@]
Having said the above, maybe I should relatively soon do as you suggest
and move the documentation to the source, and there insert "templates" for
each of the LFUNs. Then everybody can relativel easy commit patches for
separate LFUNs. However, before I do this I should figure out what the
template should look like, and with this I mean what kind of information
it should contain. And in order to do that, I need to first document some
functions.
> > As it's Friday, I might as well say that since I'm doing it, I'll do
> > it my way :-)
>
> That has nothing to do with friday, that holds on all days.
Quite true, I'm *saying* it since it's Friday :-)
/C
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