[Moin-user] Re: line break [[BR]] can be replaced with simple \n???
Pascal Bauermeister
pascal.bauermeister at hispeed.ch
Mon Jan 31 12:56:20 EST 2005
On Mon, 2005-01-31 at 12:47 -0700, Dean Hiller wrote:
> yes, I do think there maybe cases. Using the pattern of use cases Craig
> Larman follows in "Applying UML and Patterns", I wrote this up
>
> https://pro5.abac.com/deanhiller/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/UseCases
>
> Notice Use Case I and how many [[BR]] I had to type. It was quite annoying.
> It would be nice if this was at least configurable. Realize, I copied the
> form write from the book. I really liked the style. In Mic. Word, hitting
> enter results in a new line break, enter + tab results in new paragraph
> without a line space in between paragraphs which can be annoying
> sometimes.(unless you configure word differently of course as that is
> configurable).
> thanks for considering the issue,
> dean
>
Dean,
why not replace your wiki text:
------8<----------
'''Primary Actor:''' Developer[[BR]]
'''Stakeholders and Interests:'''[[BR]]
Developer: Wants quick project creation with no hassle[[BR]]
Administrator: Wants to be notified of project creation[[BR]]
Anyone Else???
'''Preconditions:'''Developer is identified and authenticated[[BR]]
------>8----------
by this one:
------8<----------
Primary Actor::: Developer
Stakeholders and Interests:::
Developer: Wants quick project creation with no hassle
Administrator: Wants to be notified of project creation
Anyone Else???
Preconditions::: Developer is identified and authenticated
------>8----------
or by this one, which is even more readable as raw text (but adds one
indent level also in the result):
------8<----------
Primary Actor:::
Developer
Stakeholders and Interests:::
Developer: Wants quick project creation with no hassle
Administrator: Wants to be notified of project creation
Anyone Else???
Preconditions:::
Developer is identified and authenticated
------>8----------
(note: uses glossary term definitions, with a leading space, and two
trailing columns. Also note the empty lines to separate paragraphs.)
Regards,
Pascal
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