... PmWiki / . authors (basic) A key feature of WikiWikiWebs is the ease of creating links in the text of a document. ... To create a link to another page, simply enclose the name of the page inside double square brackets, as in [[wiki sandbox]] or [[installation]] . ... PmWiki creates a link by using the text inside the double brackets. ... PageName|+]] creates a link to PageName and uses that page's title as the link text, eg [[Links|+]] gives Links . ... name|link text]] within the same page, or . ...

... To run the <LAYER> version of the example, select: flower.htm . ... However, if the page had several layers with absolute positions, and you wanted to place another layer in a relative position to one of the existing layers, you could use inline JavaScript to calculate the value for LEFT or TOP . ... In this example, there is really no need to use inline JavaScript to position the last flower layer, since you could just let the TOP value default to its natural value, as in the other flower layers. ...

... LiveAudio is LiveConnect aware. Using LiveConnect, LiveAudio, and JavaScript, essentially any event that can be described programmatically using the JavaScript framework can trigger a sound event. ... For these methods to be available to JavaScript (and the web page), you must embed a LiveAudio console (any console will do, it can even be hidden) somewhere on your page. play({loop[TRUE, FALSE or an INT]}, '{url_to_sound}') . ... HTML> . BODY> <EMBED SRC="sound1.wav" . ... Play the sound now!< ...

... LiveAudio is LiveConnect aware. ... For these methods to be available to JavaScript (and the web page), you must embed a LiveAudio console (any console will do, it can even be hidden) somewhere on your page. play({loop[TRUE, FALSE or an INT]}, '{url_to_sound}') . ... GetVolume One example of using JavaScript to control a LiveAudio plug-in is to have JavaScript play a sound. In the following example, all of the HTML is needed to make the plug-in play a sound. ... BODY> <EMBED SRC="sound1.wav" . ...

... VMS users have the following compilers available: C, C++, Pascal, FORTRAN, and MACRO--which is a low-level language. ... Create a source file containing valid program statements as defined by the language. ... Run the program. ... FORT RECALC $ LINK RECALC $ RUN RECALC When you write your programs, your source files should always have a file type that identifies the programming language being used. ... Users create a source file of MACRO statements and then compile, link, and run, the file. ...

NAME ABbuilder - DFO data organization tool SYNOPSIS ABbuilder <options> where <options> are: --raw-dir directory containing raw data --cal-dir directory containing calib data --cal-ldir directory containing symbolic links to calib files --cal-list mcalib list --vcal-dir directory containing virtual products --pro-dir where pipeline products are created --ab-dir where association blocks are created --oca-rul file containing OCA rules --instrume instrument --date YYYY-MM-DD --mode { CALIB | ...

OptInt PmWiki . Pm Wiki / . Edit Page | ... Design Documentation . ... Documentation Index . ... Just edit the pages on pmwiki.org . ... Page variables - variables that are associated with pages . ... Wiki structure - PmWiki structural support for page organization . ... Page file format - Create wiki formatted pages in bulk and for upload to your pmwiki site . ... PmWiki philosophy - This page describes some of the ideas that guide the design and implementation of PmWiki . ... Wiki Page . ...

... CREATE FULLTEXT PARSER -- create a parser for full-text search . CREATE FULLTEXT PARSER prsname START= start_function GETTOKEN gettoken_function END end_function LEXTYPES lextypes_function [ HEADLINE headline_function ] ; . CREATE FULLTEXT PARSER will create a new parser used to break document onto lexemes. If a schema name is given (for example, CREATE FULLTEXT PARSER myschema.prsname ... ) then the parser is created in the specified schema. ... DROP FULLTEXT PARSER ...

... Doug's Home Page . ... In the examples below we show a number of ways that data can be moved back and forth between S-Lang and Perl . ... Source code typeof : "undef"; __END__ __SLang__ variable foo = Any_Type [3]; foo[0] = "a string"; foo[1] = 23; define getfoo(x) { return foo[x]; } message( "In S-Lang:" ); vmessage( "typeof(foo[0]) = %s", string(typeof(foo[0])) ); vmessage( "typeof(foo[1]) = %s", string(typeof(foo[1])) ); vmessage( "typeof(foo[2]) = %s", string(typeof(foo[2])) ); . ...