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Manual modified by Catso

Catso — Sat, 10 Aug 2013 12:43:10 -0000

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-* * *
-**Yahbee Manual**
-==================
-**Welcome to Yahbee wiki, this page will serve as a manual. It is only a small project so it'll all be on this one page.**
-* * *
-**Calling Commands**
----
-Commands have a basic structure, the first word or phrase will always be the 'prompt' (aka command)
-
-  **echo hello world // 'echo' is the prompt while 'hello world is the text'**
-
-Commands can be called either by pressing return after entering the string, or by calling them via a URL request. This can be done as below:
-
-  **yousite.com/yahbee/?echo/hello world**
-* * *
-**How Commands Are Run by JS**
----
-
-The basic easy-editable commands allow for either basic command - > text response lines
-
-eg.
->**command** *go north* -**returns**-> *You head North*
-
-**OR** these commands can allow for more complex javascript and can calll functions and have parameters to be fired
-
-eg.
->**command** *run the taps* -**fires**->
->*TapRunner(string,boolean,number)*
->**&** -**returns**-> *You turn on the taps* 
-
-
-**Example of full fledged easy-editable command:**
->{
-  prompt: "go north",               -- can be typed with trailing words after it, doesn't have to be exact match.
-  response: "You head North ",  -- the html response which is given upon return
-  SySout: "'walking now!'",     -- a string which will be fed to the function, please note the ' ' quotations, these are needed. Imagine you a writing real JS.
-  SySfunc: "alert",             -- the name of the command to use the above Var(s) on (if any), in this case we are making JS run alert('walking now!');
-  ST: true,                     -- whether or not to include any trailing words from the original command line. If user said "go north to the town".. true responds -> "you head North to the town" .. false responds -> "you head North"
-  comment: " ~ Your guess"      -- a definition of the command, this appears in help & is good practice to keep.
-},
-
-[[members limit=20]]
-[[download_button]]
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Manual modified by Catso

Catso — Fri, 09 Aug 2013 12:15:37 -0000

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-Welcome to your wiki!
+* * *
+**Yahbee Manual**
+==================
+**Welcome to Yahbee wiki, this page will serve as a manual. It is only a small project so it'll all be on this one page.**
+* * *
+**Calling Commands**
+---
+Commands have a basic structure, the first word or phrase will always be the 'prompt' (aka command)

-This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].
+  **echo hello world // 'echo' is the prompt while 'hello world is the text'**

-The wiki uses [Markdown](/p/yahbee/wiki/markdown_syntax/) syntax.
+Commands can be called either by pressing return after entering the string, or by calling them via a URL request. This can be done as below:
+
+  **yousite.com/yahbee/?echo/hello world**
+* * *
+**How Commands Are Run by JS**
+---
+
+The basic easy-editable commands allow for either basic command - > text response lines
+
+eg.
+>**command** *go north* -**returns**-> *You head North*
+
+**OR** these commands can allow for more complex javascript and can calll functions and have parameters to be fired
+
+eg.
+>**command** *run the taps* -**fires**->
+>*TapRunner(string,boolean,number)*
+>**&** -**returns**-> *You turn on the taps* 
+
+
+**Example of full fledged easy-editable command:**
+>{
+  prompt: "go north",               -- can be typed with trailing words after it, doesn't have to be exact match.
+  response: "You head North ",  -- the html response which is given upon return
+  SySout: "'walking now!'",     -- a string which will be fed to the function, please note the ' ' quotations, these are needed. Imagine you a writing real JS.
+  SySfunc: "alert",             -- the name of the command to use the above Var(s) on (if any), in this case we are making JS run alert('walking now!');
+  ST: true,                     -- whether or not to include any trailing words from the original command line. If user said "go north to the town".. true responds -> "you head North to the town" .. false responds -> "you head North"
+  comment: " ~ Your guess"      -- a definition of the command, this appears in help & is good practice to keep.
+},

 [[members limit=20]]
 [[download_button]]

Home modified by Catso

Catso — Thu, 08 Aug 2013 23:32:45 -0000

Welcome to your wiki!

This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].

The wiki uses Markdown syntax.

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