[Casa-framework] updated twiki

[Wes Young]

Wim,



On 21 Sep 2006, at 08:47, <Wim.Brouw at csiro.au> <Wim.Brouw at csiro.au>  
wrote:

>
> Some questions/comments about the Wiki pages.
>
> - the Implementation guide, when printed has 12.5 blank pages between
> 'CVS modules' and the next line ('Begin in a directory ...'). Any  
> reason
> for that?

So I printed this page from Safari and I don't get the blank pages  
you get.  I then printed from Firefox and it moves the verbatim block  
to the next page but I don't get 12 blank pages. I wonder if it's an  
issue with your browser's print function?
>
> - the Cookbook, but also the Implementation guide, but less   
> important)
> have  very long line before they are wrapped. This makes printing (and
> even reading it from screen, since there are too many lines not in  
> html
> free format but in <pre>, and probably the longest line defines the
> screen width) al but impossible.
> Would it be possible to limit the wrap width on the wiki pages?

Given that the wiki page is html, there's probably no way to enforce  
this aside from the author/editor doing it by hand.

The use of the <verbatim> tag happens because we aren't taking the  
time to learn the wiki syntax for marking up a page. It's just too  
easy to format it in the text editor and then paste it. My main issue  
with the wiki is that usually no one person takes responsibility for  
the page. The expectation is someone else will deal with the  
formatting/content of other folks contributions.


wes
wyoung at aoc.nrao.edu