(Others, feel free to pipe up with what you'd like to see documented in what order, but I'd like to know where Wes thinks the gaps are, too.)
I'm feeling like doing some WeiDU documentation again. What areas do you think should get updated soonest?
Here's a partial list, made mostly of "things I know aren't documented much, that I more or less fully comprehend and am therefore qualified to write up:"
- A_S_T/A_T_T
- A list of "Things you should never use, and the situations in which it might be okay to use them." (REPLACE, STRING_SET, REPLACE_ACTION_TEXT, REPLACE_TRIGGER_TEXT, !strref SAY, etc.)
- A brief ADD_MUSIC writeup finally
- Something else that hasn't occurred to me.
Priority for new WeiDU documentation?
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, Nov 04 2002 08:03 AM
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Posted 04 November 2002 - 10:33 AM
What crazy TRA thing?
My TODO file includes a reminder to change chain3/interject/i_c_t to mention that DO actions are allowed, chain can end in exit or copy_trans, initial conditions are possible, etc.
Thanks for offering to write some docs, Jason. I am much obliged.
My TODO file includes a reminder to change chain3/interject/i_c_t to mention that DO actions are allowed, chain can end in exit or copy_trans, initial conditions are possible, etc.
Thanks for offering to write some docs, Jason. I am much obliged.
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Posted 04 November 2002 - 11:02 AM
Forceify, presumably.What crazy TRA thing?
My TODO file includes a reminder to change chain3/interject/i_c_t to mention that DO actions are allowed, chain can end in exit or copy_trans, initial conditions are possible, etc.
Yeah, I had "update that CHAIN tutorial again" on the list somewhere. If Blue doesn't return from self-imposed Net exile soon I may just have to fix up her banter tutorial myself soon as well.
You still didn't tell me what you'd rather see me do FIRST.
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Posted 04 November 2002 - 05:09 PM
Okay, CHAIN tutorial updated for uberchain mode is sent.
