Formatting characters

If a character precedes a space, it cannot be a beginning formatting character. And if a character follows a space, it cannot be an ending character. / *Gambas* =Already= _Means_ BASIC! / prints / Gambas Already Means BASIC! / and not Gambas Already Means BASIC!

The HTML markup are kept, they are not interpreted by the wiki. If you type... You get... M<sup>rs</sup> <font color="red">Pierce</font> Mrs Pierce

If you want to use a special character normally, or if you want to not insert HTML markups, preced them by the backslash escape character '\'. If you type... You get... \*Bold\* *Bold* Don't do \<\<that>>! Don't do <<that>>!

Titel, Absätze & Linien

To jump a line on the final result, i.e. to start a new paragraph, you must insert a blank line.

If you ends a line with an underscore, then a line break in inserted.

You can use the following special characters only at the beginning of a line.

This is *verbatim* text

Tabellen

You can use the following special characters only at the beginning of a line.

The first row is always the headers. If the first row is void, then no header is printed.

Links

This wiki has a autolink feature. The only way to disable it is the backslash escape character!

If a page title begins with a '@' character, then it is considered as a symbolic link to the real page whose path is given by the rest of the title. Edit this page to understand.

Special Sections

A section starts with a line beginning with a '{' character, and ends with a line beginning with a '}' character.

Sections can be nested.

You type...	You get...
{syntax This is the syntax of a function }	This is the syntax of a function
{example Example }	Beispiel Example
{seealso See also these functions... }	Siehe auch See also these functions...
{box Just a box }	Just a box
{warning Warning! }	Warning!
{info Note that point. }	Note that point.
{vb Visual Basic does not work like Gambas. }	Visual Basic does not work like Gambas.
{tip A tip may help you. }	A tip may help you.

Special Commands

A special command is a line beginning with a '@' character.