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PHP - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia PHP's ease of use and similarity with the most common structured programming languages—most notably C and Perl (and from version 5, Java)—allows most experienced programmers to start developing complex applications with minimal learning. PHP was originally designed as a small set of Perl scripts, followed by a rewritten set of CGI binaries written in C by the Danish-Canadian programmer Rasmus Lerdorf in 1994 to display his résumé and to collect certain data, such as how much traffic his page was receiving. PHP does not enforce the declaration of variables, and variables that have not been initialized can have operations (such as concatenation) performed on them; however, an operation on an uninitialized variable does raise an E_NOTICE level error, errors that are hidden by default. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/PHP

TextWikiProposal.wiki.txt Because Wiki content is entered as plain text in a web environment, Wikis do not generally use HTML for rich text markup; instead, they use structured text to mark the elements of a page. This means that if you want Wiki implementation "A" to support a rule or behavior from Wiki implementation "B", it becomes difficult or impossible, because the different implementations use different parsing and rendering routines that apply their rule structures in different ways. For example, bold text might be enclosed in a paired sets of three single quotes, teletype text is set off my matched pairs of 2 curly braces, lists are noted by starting the like with a hash or a star, and so on. blog.asterwake.com /bundled-libs/docs/TextWikiProposal.wiki.txt

wiki:dokuwiki [DokuWiki] It has a simple but powerful syntax which makes sure the datafiles remain readable outside the Wiki and eases the creation of structured texts. The DokuWiki engine is licensed under GNU General Public License Version 2. DokuWiki is a standards compliant, simple to use Wiki, mainly aimed at creating documentation of any kind. wiki.splitbrain.org /wiki:dokuwiki   (184 words)

wiki:dokuwiki [DokuWiki] It has a simple but powerful syntax which makes sure the datafiles remain readable outside the Wiki and eases the creation of structured texts. DokuWiki is a standards compliant, simple to use Wiki, mainly aimed at creating documentation of any kind. An exception is made for the content which distributed in the download tarball 1) which is, for compatibility reasons, licensed under the GNU General Public License Version 2 as well. wiki.splitbrain.org /wiki:dokuwiki   (176 words)

Lojban Wiki : game ''kelci'' (x1 plays with x2) can be used for any unstructured or structured, pretending-activity; while these words emphasize the rulebound nature of games. keirterjva (x1 is a game in which (moves?) x2 are prescribed by rules x3) is an abstract game, as chess is a game and volleyball is another game. A game as in "the chess players played two games" is keirterjvi. www.lojban.org /tiki/tiki-pagehistory.php?page=game&source=1   (176 words)

Life With Alacrity JotSpot appears to be not only an advanced wiki, but it also moves the predominantly text-based wiki toward being able to handle structured data and web application development. Wiki was invented in 1995, but I don't see it, or any of the subsequent wikis defining themselves as social software for a number of years. Wiki Editing Dichotomy -- One interesting possible barrier of entry to active participation in a wiki is what I call the "wiki editing dichotomy". www.lifewithalacrity.com   (176 words)

TWiki - Enterprise Collaboration Platform & Wiki It is a Structured Wiki, typically used to run a project development space, a document management system, a knowledge base, or any other groupware tool, on an intranet or on the internet. TWiki is a Wiki system and has its root in JosWiki that was in use at the JOS (Free Java OS) web site. TWiki is free software and does not include support, so please do not contact the developers directly if you have installation questions. twiki.org   (1320 words)

freshmeat.net: Project details for Text_Wiki The Text_Wiki package allows you to transform text structured using Wiki rules into any defined target output format. The freelink rule was patched for proper knowledge of which pages exist in the wiki, and was added back into the default rule set. For example, you can convert Tavi-style Wiki text into XHTML, original C2-style Wiki text into XML, MeatBall style Wiki text into LaTeX, or any other Wiki markup rules into any other format (provided it's programmed properly). freshmeat.net /releases/159507   (1320 words)

Talk:Homestar Runner - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia By looking through the Homestar Runner Wiki, which has a great amount of Homestar Runner fans, and rarely saw when Strong Bad was listed as a favorite character. This article was partially (and poorly) replicated on the Homestar Runner Wiki, so I changed that wiki's page to a redirect to this one. Although I do think a lot of information should be centrally kept on HRWiki, this "encylopedic overview" should do its best to give a NPOV understanding of Homestar Runner and its significance as an internet phenomenon, and then redirect people back towards the HRWiki for less generally-relevant "fanstuff" (like Eh! en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Homestar_Runner   (2661 words)

PEAR :: Package :: Text_Wiki Abstracts parsing and rendering rules for any markup as Wiki or BBCode in structured plain text. The text transformation is done in 2 steps, the parsers use rules to tokenize the content, renderers ouput the tokens and left text in the requested format. Last updated: Fri Oct 28 14:04:14 2005 UTC pear.php.net /package/Text_Wiki   (59 words)

wikipage_view — mis.ucd.ie The NewMembers wiki page is a catch-all area for new members of the department to keep useful tips and hints on things like getting on the internet in UCD, or finding primary schools for your kids (if you have them). Play fair, and try to keep it structured in the same way as existing entries. For a report on Wiki technology read the article by Christian Wagner in the CAIS (registration required). mis.ucd.ie /wiki   (562 words)

SocialTwister.com: The Changing Face of Wiki In light of the Relevanta product we recently released, it's interesting to note that we have spawned a new generation "wiki" of sorts as well. For some time I have been observing and commenting on the merits of different collabication (collaboration-communication) mediums including blogs, wikis, IM, e-mail and the like. Applications - JotSpot supports some interesting "applications" that allow you to have more structured workflow added to your use of the system. www.socialtwister.com /archives/000360.html   (562 words)

MineZone Wiki - MVance.WikiNotes Text_Wiki -- texttransform text structured using Wiki rules into any defined target output format Quickiwiki, Swiki, Twiki, Zwiki and the Plone Wars Wiki. SwitchWiki -- attempts to be a list of every public wiki www.minezone.org /wiki/MVance/WikiNotes   (198 words)

Slashdot A New Replacement for TV Tome Wiki- I like the Wiki approach, but I'm not sure how suitable it is to collectively edit structured data. The TV Wiki is for all the gory details as related specifically to television. For example, on the home page of the Wiki it says "Catch every episode of the longest-running sci-fi show on television on Sci-Fi". rss.slashdot.org /Slashdot/slashdot?m=506   (3655 words)

laurazWiki WikiPageTypes However, by default, zWiki offers only these 4 in the drop-down menu of available page types in the edit view: Structured Text, reStructured Text, WikiWikiWeb markup, and HTML. # wiki page types 'msgstxprelinkfitissuehtml' :'Structured Text', 'msgstxprelinkdtmlfitissuehtml':'Structured Text + DTML', 'msgrstprelinkfitissue' :'reStructured Text', 'msgwwmlprelinkfitissue' :'WikiWikiWeb markup', # non-wiki page types 'html' :'HTML', 'dtmlhtml' :'HTML + DTML', 'plaintext' :'Plain text', Note : although reStructured Text (RST) is a default page type, in order to use it you will also need to download and install the rendering software for it. www.netvironments.org /laurazWiki/WikiPageTypes   (3655 words)

gmane.culture.internet.p2p-journalism We'll soon upgrade it to MediaWiki, which should help in dealing with the wiki-spam issue and allow for more structured discussion. FWIW, the infoAnarchy wiki- http://www.infoanarchy.org/wiki/wiki.pl?Homepage - is faring a lot better and turning into quite a useful resource on this and other subjects. So I'd like to hear from you if we should keep this list running "just in case" ; if I don't hear anything I'll presume there's no real interest. blog.gmane.org /gmane.culture.internet.p2p-journalism   (1552 words)

WikalongTodoList - Wikalong Firefox Extension The Idea Wiki is intended as a more structured and centralized storage of practical ideas which could be of benefit to others. Sticky wiki, where annotations "travel with you" it could be a todo list or something Moved from WikalongFeedback Idea...how about a sticky wiki (sorry :P)- a note that persists in the wikalong sidebar no matter what site I am at. The problem with this is that every time the sidebar re-appears, wiki has to reload. www.wikalong.org /kwiki/?WikalongTodoList   (2001 words)

The High Weirdness Project: Camp Lazlo SubGenii don't like rules, and "Bob", iconographic star of The SubGenius Foundation's forthcoming animated series Camp X-Day, is a deified salesman who inflicts his own psychosocial fascist regime on his loosely-structured summer home, Camp X-Day. This SubGenius wiki uses Oddmuse Wiki, which is based upon Usemod Wiki. Camp X-Day is a magical place, nestled in the fertile valley of Creepy Lake. www.modemac.com /cgi-bin/wiki.pl/Camp_Lazlo   (290 words)

TWiki: Open source with a corporate following InfoWorld Review 2005-03-28 By Mike Heck TWiki, an open source project, is a structured wiki written in Perl. TWiki uses wiki text-markup codes rather than WYSIWYG editing, although there are hints on the edit forms to assist newcomers with formatting. TWiki’s functions include automatic links to other Web pages, full text search, e-mail notification when content changes, and the ability to upload (and download) any file as an attachment. www.infoworld.com /article/05/03/28/13FEblogwiki-rev3_1.html   (1067 words)

Six Apart - News and Events We envision Text Formatting options as complete, encapsulated formatters, handling both the formatting of structured text and any desired typographical details (smart quotes, etc), analogous to the way in which Textile handles quote education and its own miniature formatting language. Or, rather, the current "Convert Line Breaks" will simply be one of the available text formatting options, along with (hopefully) many other options, from POD to XML to Wiki. Nilesh's Weblog - MT Text Formatting - January 5, 2003 01:11 PM Frustrated by the confusing Wiki tools available, I was on the verge of coding a global filter `enable_simple_wiki' for MovableType. www.sixapart.com /log/2002/12/simple_and_powe.shtml   (1067 words)

WikiD [OCLC - Projects] This project (originally called MetaWiki) leverages open standards, open source software, and existing resources to extend the Wiki model to support the creation and maintenance of structured data. A Wiki is a simple online database that enables documents to be written collectively in a simple markup using a web browser. www.oclc.org /research/projects/wikid   (371 words)

p2pnet.net - the original daily p2p and digital media news site I have proposed a new project, Wikidata, which will require substantial software changes, but in theory makes it possible to use a wiki-like process to enter structured data of any type. In my initial proposal for the project, I suggested that it should be merged with another Wikimedia project, Wikisource, which collects free source texts, but this merger has not happened yet. The Wikimedia Foundation is an international non-profit organization which operates volunteer-driven projects driven by wiki technology. p2pnet.net /story/3202   (371 words)

infoAnarchy Comments Wikinews and the Growing Wikimedia Empire I have proposed a new project, Wikidata, which will require substantial software changes, but in theory makes it possible to use a wiki-like process to enter structured data of any type. In my initial proposal for the project, I suggested that it should be merged with another Wikimedia project, Wikisource, which collects free source texts, but this merger has not happened yet. The Wikimedia Foundation is an international non-profit organization which operates volunteer-driven projects driven by wiki technology. www.infoanarchy.org /comments/2004/12/3/213547/371/0/post   (371 words)

Simon Willison: A myriad of markup systems I chose Restructured Text for the wiki I'm working on because it has some real advantages when writing about code -- especially since it is usable in non-wiki environments as well (e.g., in Python docstrings, extracted with epydoc), and as a text-based markup language it integrates with my text-based programs and text-based programming environments (Emacs). It's a structured markup language in a bookmarklet: activate the bookmarklet to convert the text in any textarea on a page to XHTML. I've built my own text markup system and what I've done to solve improperly nested markup is to implement a recursive algorithm, using regular expressions, in a simple loop (with a FIFO buffer). simon.incutio.com /archive/2004/04/13/myriadOfMarkupSystems   (2814 words)

Juju - Personal/Collaborative Knowledge Management Engine Juju draws its inspiration from many sources, most notably: Wiki, Semantic Web, RCS (Revision Control System), CVS (Concurrent Version System), Blogging Systems (such as Blogger, Livejournal, and MovableType), SQL (Structured Query Language), and THE/Archy (www.raskincenter.org). So simply put, Juju aims at solving the "too-many information silos" problem by providing a simple Wiki-like database engine with powerful querying and summarization functions, to bring the data to life in a way that is useful for casual users and extraordinarily powerful for people who want to take the simple framework to the limit. I created Juju initially as a personal information manager, out of the desire to house the many varied bits and pieces of data that I come across every day in a single data environment. juju.sourceforge.net   (537 words)

TWiki - Enterprise Collaboration Platform & Wiki Structured content: Use TWiki Forms to classify and categorize unstructured web pages and to create simple workflow systems. It is a Structured Wiki, typically used to run a project development space, a document management system, a knowledge base, or any other groupware tool, on an intranet or on the internet. TWiki is a Wiki system and has its root in JosWiki that was in use at the JOS (Free Java OS) web site. www.twiki.org   (1299 words)

CategoryTheory/Functor - The Haskell Wiki The starting point of Category Theory is the premise that every kind of mathematically structured object comes equipped with a notion of "acceptable" transformation or construction, that is, a morphism that preserves the structure of the object. Two (covariant) functors F: A → B and G: B → C can be composed to create a new functor GF: A → C. This premise holds for categories themselves: a functor is the "natural" notion of morphisms between categories. www.haskell.org /hawiki/CategoryTheory/Functor   (1299 words)

C++ Coding Standard If you are interested in coding standards you may also be interested in Code Review Standards I have created at http://www.possibility.com/epowiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CodeReviews. Class users need class interface information which when structured correctly can be extracted directly from a header file. The problem is if we consider a header file an interface to a service then we can have a C interface to a service and C++ interface to the service in the same file. www.possibility.com /Cpp/CppCodingStandard.html   (16875 words)

Pimki Home Page Under the hood it's based on the new Instiki which in turn is structured more like a modern rails application (minus the database). Pimki is a PIM (Personal Information Manager) based on Instiki 's Wiki technology. There are some features added to Instiki, features that only make sense when you view it as a personal application and not as a group oriented application. pimki.rubyforge.org   (16875 words)

Tour - MusE Documentation Wiki But using these cards as MIDI devices only will result in a clear structured song creation. The Mess is called with a float array, and it's up to the programmer to fill it with data beginnig at data[offset] to data[offset+len]. M.E.S.S. stands for MusE Experimental Soft Synth and is an API/interface (like DSSI) to enable programmers to easily create their own softsynths. www.muse-sequencer.org /wiki/index.php/Tour   (1913 words)

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