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joshua.dunham | 13 May 2012 23:38

Attribute to disable ALL wikiword-ing on a page?

Hi Everyone, 

    I put a fair amount of code in my wiki and this generates quite a bit of false wikiwording of bracketed items
that may be there. It's not possible to escape all of them b/c in many cases there are too many and it changes
the code. 

    Does anyone know if there is an attribute I could put on the page (most lang's have a way to make a comment
block) to prevent all wiki-wording?

   -J

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prof_115 | 14 May 2012 00:08

Re: Attribute to disable ALL wikiword-ing on a page?

Would

<<pre

>>

Be what you are looking for?

JonD

--- In wikidPad@..., "joshua.dunham" <joshua.dunham <at> ...> wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone, 
> 
>     I put a fair amount of code in my wiki and this generates quite a bit of false wikiwording of bracketed items
that may be there. It's not possible to escape all of them b/c in many cases there are too many and it changes
the code. 
> 
>     Does anyone know if there is an attribute I could put on the page (most lang's have a way to make a comment
block) to prevent all wiki-wording?
> 
>    -J
>

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Ross | 14 May 2012 00:20

Re: Attribute to disable ALL wikiword-ing on a page?

Hi,

There is no attribute that does this at the moment. However you could 
put the code in a pre block which is a block in which all formating is 
ignored.

e.g.

<<pre
CODE GOES HERE
 >>

Note the "pre" bit is not necessary so "<<pre" == "<<".

Ross

On 13/05/12 22:38, joshua.dunham wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
>      I put a fair amount of code in my wiki and this generates quite a bit of false wikiwording of bracketed items
that may be there. It's not possible to escape all of them b/c in many cases there are too many and it changes
the code.
>
>      Does anyone know if there is an attribute I could put on the page (most lang's have a way to make a comment
block) to prevent all wiki-wording?
>
>     -J
>
>
>

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