From: Phlip <phlipcpp@...>
Date: 2002-12-19T23:56:08+09:00
Subject: ANN: MiniRubyWiki does NerveCenter, WikiStyleSheet, Minor Edits

Rubies:

Continuing my policy of adapting my Wiki to my job situation (it's an 
unconverted shop), there's three new big features, and dozens of small 
improvements:

        http://www.xpsd.com/MiniRubyWiki

 * http://www.c2.com/cgi/wiki?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. Or ;-) will 
        replace with a graphic of a smiling face. More business-like 
        effects are possible, such as "hanging indent". 

        (Yes, folks, I cracked the "hanging indent in HTML" problem!)

 * http://www.c2.com/cgi/wiki?WikiNerveCenter

        A graph (nodes and arrows) of the links between the last 20 
        edited pages. Hovering the mouse over a node displays the 
        Change Synopsis for that page, and clicking the node takes 
        you there.

 * WikiUnrequitedLinks - a page containing every broken internal link (with
        a ? clicker) in the Wiki. Use this to polish the technical trivia.

 * Minor Edits 

 * Better RecentChanges esthetics, including "green bar". 

 * A "Change Synopsis" visible in RecentChanges and at the bottom of 
        each page. Wiki markup works here too. The ALT tag of each 
        clicker into a local page also displays this 

 * A beautiful search engine with regex and 
        citations in the found-list, rendered in Wiki markup. 

 *  Remote Link completion 
        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. 

        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 %s to embed the dynamic ligand 
        inside the static part of an URL. This feature works great for 
        WikiWiki:CvsWeb, which goes like server/path/%s?rev=HEAD&markup=pretty. 
        You target your source filename into the %s with just CvsWeb:file.h 

In conclusion, my wiki has the highest information density and best 
customizing I've seen yet. And still in <1,000 lines of Ruby.

Have fun with it!

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