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Sandman at 12:31, 21 January 2008

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	* [[Standards:variable]]		* [[Standards:variable]]
	* [[Standards:names]]		* [[Standards:names]]
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		+	Note that in practice you don't need to look at these standards. Just copy the wikicode of the [[function example]] or [[variable_example]] and edit its content. When you are unsure about something, you can always refer to it.

	== Definition ==		== Definition ==

Sandman at 00:53, 13 May 2007

2007-05-13T00:53:38Z

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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==
-	This is the name of the [[function]], [[process]], [[variable]], ... , and also, probably, the name of the article. Before the name is the datatype of the variable or of what the function returns.	+	This is the name of the [[function]], [[process]], [[variable]], ... , and also, probably, the name of the article. Before the name is the [[datatype]] of the variable or of what the function returns.

	Here is some general information such as what the function's or variable's purpose, or a specific [[dll]] you need. Notice the white line, indicating a sort of separate section.		Here is some general information such as what the function's or variable's purpose, or a specific [[dll]] you need. Notice the white line, indicating a sort of separate section.

Sandman at 14:33, 7 May 2007

2007-05-07T14:33:22Z

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-	You do not have to feel obligated, but please try to keep your article according to following standards, so that we can get a homogenic look. The standards are quite natural and will appear logical when followed. Different sections	+	You do not have to feel obligated, but please try to keep your article according to following standards, so that we can get a homogenic look. The standards are quite natural and will appear logical when followed. Different sections contain different information; below are three general section which are mostly used.

	Also look at these:		Also look at these:

Sandman at 14:32, 7 May 2007

2007-05-07T14:32:31Z

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	* [[Standards:function]]		* [[Standards:function]]
	* [[Standards:variable]]		* [[Standards:variable]]
		+	* [[Standards:names]]

	== Definition ==		== Definition ==

Sandman at 15:15, 23 April 2007

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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==
-	This is the name of the [[function]], [[process]], [[variable]], ... , and also the name of the article.	+	This is the name of the [[function]], [[process]], [[variable]], ... , and also, probably, the name of the article. Before the name is the datatype of the variable or of what the function returns.

-	~~Below~~ is some general information such as what the function's or variable's purpose, or a specific [[dll]] you need...	+	Here is some general information such as what the function's or variable's purpose, or a specific [[dll]] you need. Notice the white line, indicating a sort of separate section.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
-	Some more in depth information about the subject, if needed.	+	Some more in depth information about the subject, if needed. The kind of information not needed for normal use, but more like "doing it like so is bad or doing it like that is good".

	== Example ==		== Example ==
	A simple example using the function (between <pre> tags). Please do not use links in your code, but refer to the keywords beneath the code in a list, if needed. Only include relevant keywords, i.e. do not link to every possible reserved word. The example doesn't have to be advanced or big, on the contrary, simple examples are better.		A simple example using the function (between <pre> tags). Please do not use links in your code, but refer to the keywords beneath the code in a list, if needed. Only include relevant keywords, i.e. do not link to every possible reserved word. The example doesn't have to be advanced or big, on the contrary, simple examples are better.

Sandman at 10:11, 18 April 2007

2007-04-18T10:11:19Z

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-	You do not have to feel obligated, but please try to keep your article according to following standards, so that we can get a homogenic look. The standards are quite natural and will appear logical when followed.	+	You do not have to feel obligated, but please try to keep your article according to following standards, so that we can get a homogenic look. The standards are quite natural and will appear logical when followed. Different sections

	Also look at these:		Also look at these:
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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==
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	This is the name of the [[function]], [[process]], [[variable]], ... , and also the name of the article.		This is the name of the [[function]], [[process]], [[variable]], ... , and also the name of the article.

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
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	Some more in depth information about the subject, if needed.		Some more in depth information about the subject, if needed.

	== Example ==		== Example ==
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	A simple example using the function (between <pre> tags). Please do not use links in your code, but refer to the keywords beneath the code in a list, if needed. Only include relevant keywords, i.e. do not link to every possible reserved word. The example doesn't have to be advanced or big, on the contrary, simple examples are better.		A simple example using the function (between <pre> tags). Please do not use links in your code, but refer to the keywords beneath the code in a list, if needed. Only include relevant keywords, i.e. do not link to every possible reserved word. The example doesn't have to be advanced or big, on the contrary, simple examples are better.

FCR at 10:05, 18 April 2007

2007-04-18T10:05:15Z

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	* [[Standards:function]]		* [[Standards:function]]
	* [[Standards:variable]]		* [[Standards:variable]]
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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==

FCR at 10:05, 18 April 2007

2007-04-18T10:05:01Z

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	Below is some general information such as what the function's or variable's purpose, or a specific [[dll]] you need...		Below is some general information such as what the function's or variable's purpose, or a specific [[dll]] you need...
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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	Some more in depth information about the subject, if needed.		Some more in depth information about the subject, if needed.
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	== Example ==		== Example ==

	A simple example using the function (between <pre> tags). Please do not use links in your code, but refer to the keywords beneath the code in a list, if needed. Only include relevant keywords, i.e. do not link to every possible reserved word. The example doesn't have to be advanced or big, on the contrary, simple examples are better.		A simple example using the function (between <pre> tags). Please do not use links in your code, but refer to the keywords beneath the code in a list, if needed. Only include relevant keywords, i.e. do not link to every possible reserved word. The example doesn't have to be advanced or big, on the contrary, simple examples are better.

Sandman at 13:29, 17 April 2007

2007-04-17T13:29:52Z

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	Also look at these:		Also look at these:

-	* [[Standards function]]	+	* [[Standards:function]]
-	* [[Standards variable]]	+	* [[Standards:variable]]

Sandman at 13:28, 17 April 2007

2007-04-17T13:28:22Z

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-	You do not have to feel obligated, but please try to keep your article according to following standards, so that we can get a homogenic look.	+	You do not have to feel obligated, but please try to keep your article according to following standards, so that we can get a homogenic look. The standards are quite natural and will appear logical when followed.

-	Also look at these ~~examples~~:	+	Also look at these:

-	* [[~~Example_function\|Example~~ function]]	+	* [[Standards function]]
		+	* [[Standards variable]]


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	This is the name of the [[function]], [[process]], [[variable]], ... , and also the name of the article.		This is the name of the [[function]], [[process]], [[variable]], ... , and also the name of the article.
-	This block also contains the parameters (the article name doesn't) and return type.

	Below is some general information such as what the function's or variable's purpose, or a specific [[dll]] you need...		Below is some general information such as what the function's or variable's purpose, or a specific [[dll]] you need...

-	== Returns ==

-	~~This is what the function returns; exaplained exactly "what" it returns. for example: a colour, a pixel, an errorcode, etc...~~	+	== Notes ==

-	~~== Parameters ==~~	+	Some more in depth information about the subject, if needed.

-	These are the [[parameter\|parameters]] explained

	== Example ==		== Example ==

-	A simple example using the function (between <pre> tags). Please do not use links in your code~~. Refer~~ to the keywords beneath the code in a list. ~~only~~ include relevant keywords. i.e. Do not link to every possible reserved word ~~(as seen in~~ the ~~example code below)~~.	+	A simple example using the function (between <pre> tags). Please do not use links in your code, but refer to the keywords beneath the code in a list, if needed. Only include relevant keywords, i.e. do not link to every possible reserved word. The example doesn't have to be advanced or big, on the contrary, simple examples are better.
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-	~~<pre>~~	+
-	~~Program test;~~	+
-	~~Begin~~	+
-	~~Loop~~	+
-	~~frame;~~	+
-	~~End~~	+
-	~~End~~	+
-	~~</pre>~~	+