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*The Tool Tip for these links contains the line with the date in it.
*The Tool Tip for these links contains the line with the date in it.
*This simple feature permits the wiki to schedule your team.
*This simple feature permits the wiki to schedule your team.
*WikiWiki:WikiStyleSheet - a page where you can add custom markup tags, as regular expressions and raw HTML.
*[[wiki:WikiStyleSheet|WikiWiki:WikiStyleSheet]] - a page where you can add custom markup tags, as regular expressions and raw HTML.
*The word TODO will always appear big on a red background, for example.
*The word TODO will always appear big on a red background, for example.
*Or ;-) will replace with a graphic of a smiling face.
*Or ;-) will replace with a graphic of a smiling face.
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*This feature lets you write the name of a new page into a VC++ project, tap a configured keystroke (I use <Alt+Space>), raise IE with an editor on that page, and write the page.
*This feature lets you write the name of a new page into a VC++ project, tap a configured keystroke (I use <Alt+Space>), raise IE with an editor on that page, and write the page.
*One could conceivably document a project like that, but we all know real engineers don't document. (MWR's source is living proof.) One can use the Wiki to author, say, ornery hip-hop lyrics as one codes, for example.
*One could conceivably document a project like that, but we all know real engineers don't document. (MWR's source is living proof.) One can use the Wiki to author, say, ornery hip-hop lyrics as one codes, for example.
*WikiUnrequitedLinks - a page containing every broken internal link (with a ? clicker) in the Wiki. Use this to polish the technical trivia.
*'''WikiUnrequitedLinks''' - a page containing every broken internal link (with a ? clicker) in the Wiki. Use this to polish the technical trivia.
*WikiBanner - the first line of this page renders in the upper right corner of every page. Put a daily affirmation and links to FrontPage, RecentChanges here.
*'''WikiBanner''' - the first line of this page renders in the upper right corner of every page. Put a daily affirmation and links to [[Archive.org:20030210205153/http://www.XPSD.com/FrontPage|FrontPage]], RecentChanges here.
*Minor Edits
*'''Minor Edits'''
*We defend the most recently changed file when a conflicting change comes in.
*We defend the most recently changed file when a '''conflicting change''' comes in.
*Real command-line arguments to set the host and port - ruby miniWiki.rb 192.168.2.10 80
*Real command-line arguments to set the host and port - ''ruby miniWiki.rb 192.168.2.10 80''
*Better RecentChanges esthetics, including "green bar".
*Better RecentChanges esthetics, including "green bar".
*A Change Synopsis visible in RecentChanges and at the bottom of each page. Wiki markup works here too.
*A '''Change Synopsis''' visible in RecentChanges and at the bottom of each page. Wiki markup works here too.
*Pages backed up in pure HTML for faster download. <-- Offline; platform issues
*Pages backed up in pure HTML for faster download. <-- ''Offline; platform issues''
*Image transclusion, with back-links.
*'''Image transclusion''', with back-links.
*Bug free nested outline mode (unlike some Wikis we could mention..).
*Bug free nested '''outline mode''' (unlike some Wikis we could mention..).
*The standard Spirit of Wiki markup tags.
*The standard '''Spirit of Wiki''' markup tags.
*Embedded WikiWiki:GraphViz - see WikiWiki:GraphWiki. !
*Embedded [[Archive.org:20030228051538/http://C2.com/cgi/wiki?GraphViz|WikiWiki:GraphViz]] - see [[wiki:GraphWiki|WikiWiki:GraphWiki]]. !
*A beautiful search engine
*A beautiful '''search''' engine
*SearchPage is a real page; administrators can add lite "help" here;
*SearchPage is a real page; administrators can add lite "help" here;
*Searches use regex (which newbies will probably trip over). the rendered (therefor clickable) citations in the found-list
*Searches use regex (which newbies will probably trip over). the rendered (therefor clickable) citations in the found-list
*Errors in the regex don't crash the server; they report cleanly in the SearchPage's output region
*Errors in the regex don't crash the server; they report cleanly in the SearchPage's output region
*Remote Link completion (what this wiki calls "RemoteWikiUrl?")
*'''Remote Link''' completion (what this wiki calls "RemoteWikiUrl?")
*Remote Links appear as Local:remote.
*Remote Links appear as ''Local:remote''.
*Clicking the first part takes you into your own Wiki to the page declaring the remote link. This lets you describe your project's relationship to that resource.
*Clicking the first part takes you into your own Wiki to the page declaring the remote link. This lets you describe your project's relationship to that resource.
*The remote is any text that may complete an URL. Clicking it assembles the complete URL and takes you, in a new browser window, to that resource.
*The ''remote'' is any text that may complete an URL. Clicking it assembles the complete URL and takes you, in a new browser window, to that resource.
*Remote Links may contain a $ to embed the dynamic ligand inside the static part of an URL. This feature works great for WikiWiki:CvsWeb, which goes like server/path/$?rev=HEAD&markup=pretty. You target your source filename into the $ with just CvsWeb:file.h
*Remote Links may contain a '''$''' to embed the dynamic ligand inside the static part of an URL. This feature works great for [[wiki:CvsWeb|WikiWiki:CvsWeb]], which goes like ''server/path/'''$'''?rev=HEAD&markup=pretty''. You target your source filename into the '''$''' with just CvsWeb:file.h
*Local: - the link name, a colon, and nothing after it - links to the remote target without more URI.
*''Local:'' - the link name, a colon, and nothing after it - links to the remote target without more URI.
*If Locals URL has a $', it and everything after it strip off when resolving Local:
*If ''Locals URL has a '''$'''''', it and everything after it strip off when resolving ''Local:''
*To change the logo in the upper left, find the variable $art and replace its >last< assignment with a string declaring your image.
*To change the logo in the upper left, find the variable $art and replace its >last< assignment with a string declaring your image.
The un-features:
*No f5g Cascading Style Sheets!!
*No versioning.
*No pluggable back-ends.
*No personalization.
*No "Your name on Recent Changes".
Pending Features ("do list"):
*File upload
*transclusive HTML
*a CGI front-end
The feature list currently targets in-house activity.
These pages will always contain the latest checkin:
*http://CVS.SourceForge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/ruedit/ruedit/miniWiki.rb
*http://CVS.SourceForge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/ruedit/ruedit/miniWiki_.rb
To get the source, hit those, and hit the first "download" clicker you see, using your Save As feature.
[[Archive.org:20021213125100/http://www.XPSD.com/XPSD|XPSD]] practices [[wiki:ContinuousCommunication|WikiWiki:ContinuousCommunication]].
Installing a wiki your first day on a new job at a virgin site is a real score, especially if the wiki comes with its own server and needs no setup.


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