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posted almost 15 years ago
Andrew Stacey 118 posts

Forum: Instiki – Topic: Bugs

That didn’t, show what I wanted to show so let me try again.

  1. This is a list.

    This is in the same item, indented to ensure that.

    This is also in the same item, indented one step more.

    ###### Theorem ###### This is an amazing theorem.

  2. Another list item.

 
posted almost 15 years ago
admin 64 posts

Forum: Instiki – Topic: Bugs

Right, I now appear to be logged in again.

The second, “mystery” user is a bit of a … mystery. Clearly, there are many parts of the code which work in inscrutable ways.

 
posted almost 15 years ago
Andrew Stacey 118 posts

Forum: Instiki – Topic: Bugs

Right, I now appear to be logged in again.

What I was trying to demonstrate in the above was that I don’t always get the indentation right with maths in lists I’ll have to think again to get an example that demonstrates it, though.

 
posted almost 15 years ago
Andrew Stacey 118 posts

Forum: Instiki – Topic: Bugs

Let’s see if this shows up here on the forum. It’s to do with newlines and lists.

  1. This is a list. I want to put some maths in it, so I merrily go ahead and do so.

    [a b c d]\begin{bmatrix} a & b \\ c & d \end{bmatrix}
  2. This is the next item in the list.

Let’s see if the above shows what I want it to show.

 
posted almost 15 years ago
Andrew Stacey 118 posts

Forum: Instiki – Topic: Shiny new forum

Looking pretty impressive so far, I must say. Not sure that “save reply” is the best text, it’s not clear whether or not it will actually post the reply or not. Still, only one way to find out.


It posted it. Now I know!

 
posted almost 15 years ago
admin 64 posts

Forum: Instiki – Topic: Bugs

Let’s discuss bugs in Instiki.

 
posted almost 15 years ago
distler 124 posts

edited 12 years ago

Forum: Instiki – Topic: Shiny new forum

We can type equations

(1)(a b c d)(x y)=0 \fghighlight{red}{\begin{pmatrix}a&b \\ c&d\end{pmatrix}} \begin{pmatrix}x\\ y\end{pmatrix}=0

or put them in SVG graphics

Layer 1 ( a b c d ) ( x y ) = 0 \begin{pmatrix}a&b \ c&d\end{pmatrix} \begin{pmatrix}x\ y\end{pmatrix}=0

or type some code

require 'chunks/chunk'

# Contains all the methods for finding and replacing wiki links.
module WikiChunk
  include Chunk

  # A wiki reference is the top-level class for anything that refers to
  # another wiki page.
  class WikiReference < Chunk::Abstract
	
    # Name of the referenced page
    attr_reader :page_name

    # Name of the referenced page
    attr_reader :web_name

    # the referenced page
    def refpage
      @content.web.page(@page_name)
    end
	
end

and so forth.

Theorem

(Distler’s Theorem). Any given programming task is easier with Rails.