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"Tim Nikias" <JUSTTHELOWERCASE:timISNOTnikias(at)gmx.netWARE> wrote:
> I don't think so. It's not feasible to post WIP in a Wiki, right? Or
> discussing algorithms and approaches, even though they may be covered within
> the Wiki. Fast help (like p.newusers) also won't be a part of the Wiki, like
> someone said: Wikis are slow and evolve over time.
I was only referring to discussion on the Wiki setup/objectives/ect.,
not POV-Ray help.
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"Tom Galvin" <tom### [at] imp nospamorg> wrote in message
news:41dc3630$1@news.povray.org...
> >
> > Can we register other url's and point them to the same IP address? e.g.
> > www.wikipov.org ?
> >
>
> Sure, but in the DNS server do it as a CNAME record for
> povray.tirnalong.com instead of an A record with the IP address. That
> way one DNS edit will update them all if for some reason I need to move
> the server to another IP address.
Done - wikipov.org is now registered with a * CNAME records only (i.e. no A
record)
FYI
; zonefile for wikipov.org created by DNS Management.
; last modified : 6-1-2005 at 12:14:27 from logged host :
@ IN SOA ns1.bb-online.net.
robert.mail.bb-online.net (
2004042602 14400 7200 345600 86400 )
IN NS ns1.bb-online.net.
IN NS ns2.bb-online.net.
IN NS brain.bb-online.co.uk.
IN MX 10 mail2.bb-online.co.uk.
IN MX 20 mail3.bb-online.co.uk.
* IN CNAME povray.tirnalong.com.
And BTW dunno if they're the cheapest, but the staff at
http://www.nominate.com/ are very nice and helpful...
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> I was only referring to discussion on the Wiki setup/objectives/ect.,
> not POV-Ray help.
Ah, okay, sorry for the confusion. :-)
--
"Tim Nikias v2.0"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>
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Tom Melly wrote:
> Thought I'd start a new thread for this...
>
> IMHO we need some catagories as a priority (if everything is added as a link
> from the front page, it's going to get pretty messy pretty quickly).
>
> I'd suggest the following as a start:
>
> Links - for external links
>
> Tutorials - duh...
>
> Materials - for posting ready-made materials
>
> Objects - for posting ready-made objects
>
> Macros - for posting macros that do not create objects (a bit of a grey
> area - for example a macro that created snow on a specified object would
> belong here, even though the snow itself maybe an object)
>
> I've set these up, but please feel free to add more or remove/modify my
> additions (well, it is a wiki...)
How do I change the title of a wikipov page ?
(I want to change the title of the "Iso Surfaces" page to
"Isosurfaces".)
--
Tor Olav
http://subcube.net
http://subcube.com
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Tor,
A "WikiWord" is created from TwoWords of this format. A set of characters
with two or more capitalizations. This then becomes a Wiki link unless you
surround them in <nowiki>TwoWords</nowiki> tags.
When a page is displayed, the title of the page is "shown" as space
separated version of the WikiWord... so TwoWords will cause a page titled
"Two Words".
You can turn off this feature in the UserPreferences by unchecking "Show
pretty wiki links". The title will then show as "TwoWords".
To truly answer your question would require the answer ...
o Can I (and if so how) can I create a page which is composed of an
arbitrary string as the WikiWord ... eg. "Isosurface"?
And ... unfortunately, I don't know yet :-(
Neil
> How do I change the title of a wikipov page ?
>
> (I want to change the title of the "Iso Surfaces" page to
> "Isosurfaces".)
>
> --
> Tor Olav
> http://subcube.net
> http://subcube.com
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scenes and objects.
Just so that newcomers can get some ideas on what to render =)
Please feel free to add or remove suggestions to/from my list.
The "Reflective sphere over checkered plane" list item may
need a page of it's own ;)
--
Tor Olav
http://subcube.net
http://subcube.com
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Neil Kolban wrote:
> Tor,
> A "WikiWord" is created from TwoWords of this format. A set of characters
> with two or more capitalizations. This then becomes a Wiki link unless you
> surround them in <nowiki>TwoWords</nowiki> tags.
>
> When a page is displayed, the title of the page is "shown" as space
> separated version of the WikiWord... so TwoWords will cause a page titled
> "Two Words".
>
> You can turn off this feature in the UserPreferences by unchecking "Show
> pretty wiki links". The title will then show as "TwoWords".
>
> To truly answer your question would require the answer ...
>
> o Can I (and if so how) can I create a page which is composed of an
> arbitrary string as the WikiWord ... eg. "Isosurface"?
>
> And ... unfortunately, I don't know yet :-(
>
> Neil
>
>
>>How do I change the title of a wikipov page ?
>>
>>(I want to change the title of the "Iso Surfaces" page to
>>"Isosurfaces".)
I see. Thank you for explaining Neil.
--
Tor Olav
http://subcube.net
http://subcube.com
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"Neil Kolban" <kol### [at] kolbancom> wrote in message
news:41de03eb@news.povray.org...
> with two or more capitalizations. This then becomes a Wiki link unless
you
> surround them in <nowiki>TwoWords</nowiki> tags.
BTW a short cut for this is ~TwoWords (the tilde stops TwoWords becoming a
wiki link)
>
> o Can I (and if so how) can I create a page which is composed of an
> arbitrary string as the WikiWord ... eg. "Isosurface"?
>
> And ... unfortunately, I don't know yet :-(
>
[[Isosurface]] (use dbl. square brackets to force a wiki word)
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Thanks Tom, .... two pure gold tips.
Neil
"Tom Melly" <pov### [at] tomandlucouk> wrote in message
news:41de5ecf@news.povray.org...
> "Neil Kolban" <kol### [at] kolbancom> wrote in message
> news:41de03eb@news.povray.org...
>
> > with two or more capitalizations. This then becomes a Wiki link unless
> you
> > surround them in <nowiki>TwoWords</nowiki> tags.
>
> BTW a short cut for this is ~TwoWords (the tilde stops TwoWords becoming a
> wiki link)
>
> >
> > o Can I (and if so how) can I create a page which is composed of an
> > arbitrary string as the WikiWord ... eg. "Isosurface"?
> >
> > And ... unfortunately, I don't know yet :-(
> >
>
> [[Isosurface]] (use dbl. square brackets to force a wiki word)
>
>
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Tom Melly wrote:
> Thought I'd start a new thread for this...
>
> IMHO we need some catagories as a priority (if everything is added as a link
> from the front page, it's going to get pretty messy pretty quickly).
>
> I'd suggest the following as a start:
>
> Links - for external links
>
> Tutorials - duh...
>
> Materials - for posting ready-made materials
>
> Objects - for posting ready-made objects
>
> Macros - for posting macros that do not create objects (a bit of a grey
> area - for example a macro that created snow on a specified object would
> belong here, even though the snow itself maybe an object)
>
> I've set these up, but please feel free to add more or remove/modify my
> additions (well, it is a wiki...)
Watching the wiki evolve has been fasicinating.. I'd have never guessed
that a system like this could actually work out for the better. Its nice
to see the POV-Ray "collective" adding their own things to it as it
continues on.
--
~Mike
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