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--- plugin:codedoc [2019-10-09 18:36] – [Support for Comments] Aleksandr
+++ plugin:codedoc [2022-08-13 04:40] (current) – [codedoc Plugin] turnermm
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 type       : syntax
 lastupdate : 2018-04-20
-compatible : lemming,anteater,rincewind,angua,adora belle,weatherwax,binky,"ponder stibbons", hrun,detritus,"Elenor Of Tsort",greebo
+compatible : Lemming, Anteater, Rincewind, Angua, Adora belle, Weatherwax, Binky, Ponder stibbons, Hrun, Detritus, Elenor Of Tsort, Greebo, Hogfather,IgoR
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 This outputs the current user's name.
-  ~~codedoc:user~~
+  ~~codedoc:user~~
 The timestamp and the user name are independent of the codedoc container and can be placed anywhere in a document.
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   ~~codedoc:DokuWiki embeds [[:snippet]] filenames in HTML definition lists [[:definitions#def_1|see definitions]]~~
-As the above demonstrates, the links can contain references to internal link headings, that is to the named anchors which Dokuwiki creates when it formats its H1-H5 headings.
+As the above demonstrates, the links can contain references to internal link headings, that is to the named anchors which DokuWiki creates when it formats its H1-H5 headings.
-One of the benefits of codedoc is that its comments support HTML markup. Comments will appear on more than one line if you insert HTML line-breaks into the comment or if the comment contains an internal newline.  If the plugin finds an HTML line-break, i.e. ''<BR />'' or ''<br />'', or if the comment is on more than one line, the comment will have the multi-line comment format:
+One of the benefits of codedoc is that its comments support HTML markup. Comments will appear on more than one line if you insert HTML line-breaks into the comment or if the comment contains an internal newline.  If the plugin finds an HTML line-break, i.e. ''%%<BR />%%'' or ''%%<br />%%'', or if the comment is on more than one line, the comment will have the multi-line comment format:
 <code>
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 === 4. Selective Highlighting ===
   ~~codedoc: <em>. . . </em>~~
   ~~codedoc: <b>. . . </b>~~
 If the enclosed text contains either an ''<em>''  or a ''<b>'', it is styled as defined in
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 === 5. Named Anchor ===
   ~~codedoc:xref:anchor_name~~
 This will create a named anchor in your page, enabling you to link to places in your code, on the same or other pages, which are not marked by the anchors which DokuWiki creates((DokuWiki creates anchors for each H1-H5 heading)).  This feature is obviously very useful when linking to places inside code blocks which cannot contain header markup and therefore cannot have anchors defined by DokuWiki headers.