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Semantic MediaWiki
There are 1 incomplete or pending task to finish installation of Semantic MediaWiki. An administrator or user with sufficient rights can complete it. This should be done before adding new data to avoid inconsistencies.1. Usage
The PC$ template is used to prefix a command that must be executed on an host PC, with an host-specific prompt.
Thanks to the pc-prompt
class defined in MediaWiki:Common.css, a double (or triple) click to select the command doesn't select the prompt.
Usage: {{PC$}}
2. Basic examples
You type | You get |
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ls test command executed on the host PC
{{PC$}}ls test<br> test1.txt test2.txt |
ls test |
3. More examples
You type | You get |
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2 commands executed on the host PC and preformatted text block (space at the beginning of each line)
{{PC$}}ls test test1.txt test2.txt {{PC$}}cat test/test1.txt This is a test |
ls test test1.txt test2.txt cat test/test1.txt This is a test |
Command executed on the host PC and preformatted text block (space at the beginning of each line)
{{PC$}}ls test test1.txt test2.txt |
ls test test1.txt test2.txt |
Long command executed on the host PC and preformatted text block (space at the beginning of each line)
{{PC$}}this is a so long command executed on the host PC that a horizontal scrolling bar is needed |
this is a so long command executed on the host PC that a horizontal scrolling bar is needed |
Template used within another public message box template
{{Info | Message before the command {{PC$}}ls test test1.txt test2.txt Message after the command }} |
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Template used within another protected message box template
{{InternalInfo | Message before the command {{PC$}}ls test test1.txt test2.txt Message after the command }} |
4. Maintenance
This template is a template common to all ST wikis.
Modifications must be done into the WikiModel. They must be reviewed by all ST wikis maintainers.
When approved, the template can be pushed/merged towards all ST wikis.
5. Code