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AgeingHackerWiki

Examples†

Wiki syntax Examples†

Basic markup†

The line below this is a comment. The line above this is a comment.

This is bold text.

This is italic text.

This is strike-through text.

This is underlined.

This text has a footnote*1.

Links†

This is a WikiLink and AgeingHackerWiki is another. This is a web link to gnu.org. This is a link with the URL shown: gnu.org.

This point is referred to by an anchor. You can point to it with a link like this: Examples#my-anchor or even just like this: #my-anchor.

Colours†

Here is come coloured text:

• this is green;
• this is orange;
• this is orange with purple background.

Block elements†

This is a single paragraph.

And this is another paragraph.

quotation

nested quotation

twice nested quotation

This is some text.

This (a tilde at the beginning of a line) begins a new paragraph, even if I did not separate it with a newline at the beginning.

By inserting a tilde at the end of a line like here
I can force a line break.

How to make a “definition”:

term

definition

Alignment:

Horizontal rule:

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Lists†

A flat list:

• a
• b
• c

A nested list:

• a
  • a1
  • a2
• b
• c

Numbered list:

1. a
2. b
   1. b1
   2. b2
3. c

Code†

#include <stdio.h>

int
main ()
{
  printf ("Hello, world.\n");
  return 0;
}

• foo
  bar

Tables†

LEFT:
CENTER:
RIGHT:
BGCOLOR(...):
COLOR(...):
SIZE(...):
BOLD:

CSV tables:

Images†

Image as an attachment:

External image as a URL:

Existing syntax I do not know how to use yet†

left
center
right
wrap
nowrap
around
nolink
#clear
#img(,clear)
#comment
#pcomment
#article

Votes†

This generates an empty table for votes, with a count of zero for every option:

#vote(a,b,c)

Each vote will trigger a page update, so that the page will look like this:

#vote(a[0],b[1],c[0])

Selection	Vote
a	1
b	6
c	1

References†

This is a description of this wiki syntax, unfortunately only in Japanese.

This document in English on the pukiwiki development site is good; you can see the source by clicking “編集” which must mean “edit”.

The “syntax examples” on this summary on wikimatrix.org are useful, even if the page seems outdated: some features listed as unsupported exist, without needing any plugin.

Experiments†