Hi Chris,

Just a temporary problem: What you see into brackets are xml tags that normally are replaced by their value.

Le 18 nov. 05 à 07:51, Dick Kriesel a écrit :

Somehow the dictionary's behavior changed so that it showed gibberish for
every term I tried.  Here's an example for the term "put."


put [[sMergeData[type] ]]  ([[sMergeData[library] ]])
[[sMergeData[synonym] ]]
Platform support: [[sMergeData[platforms] ]]
Introduced in version [[sMergeData[introduced] ]]
[[sMergeData[summary] ]]

[[sMergeData[syntax] ]]
[[sMergeData[example] ]]

See also: [[sMergeData[seealso] ]]

Description[[sMergeData[description] ]]

Best Regards from Paris,

Eric Chatonet.
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