Yes, Wiki's can be quite useful. Getting a copy of the standard reference documentation on there would be useful. Then we could all work on expanind it a little as the current desciptions are quite terse in places.
Granted the fact that we have readable documentation at all is a great boon, and a credit to the author, way too many projects out there don't have docs worth spitting at, let alone reading. A Cookbook of how to solve various task would probably be the next step. At the moment my mode of operation seems to be: 1) try to do X 2) get stuck 3) Ask Alex 4) Get a response with code which is remarkably consise and uses functions I ether didn't know existed or had completly forgotten about. There seems to be a lot of cool and consise ways of doing things once you join the dots of which sets of functions to use together : ) I certainly would consult a wiki, and do my best to contribute where the occation arose. P.S. how did you do the syntax highligting for lisp code? It's a rather nice feature. regards Konrad. On 09/10/2008, Alexander Burger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Tomas, > >> class="i" href="?Changes">Changes</a>, w3m will interpret it as >> http://logand.com/?Changes. It works in Firefox though, i.e. it opens >> http://logand.com/picoWiki?Changes page as intended. > > Just tried with both w3m and firefox, and both seem to work well :-) > > Cheers, > - Alex > -- > UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
