# Configuration file for Discus formatting tags # # Created for version 4.00 and above ONLY. # # Please read all comments above the sections carefully. It is possible # and allowable to edit this file to add or remove formatting codes as # appropriate for your board. However, DISCUSWARE DOES NOT SUPPORT # MODIFICATION OF THESE TAGS, SO IF YOU MODIFY TAGS AND MESS UP THE FILE, # YOU NEED TO INSTALL A NEW "CLEAN" FILE -- WE WON'T HELP YOU FIX THE # MODIFIED ONE. # # Note some double-definition of tags. The lower tag is used, but the upper # one is included for backward-compatiblity in interpretation of the codes. # If you modify tags, you should do the same, or you will get unusual results # when you attempt to edit old messages. ############################################################################## # SPECIAL CHARACTER DEFINITIONS # # All special character definitions start with a C to indicate # that they are a special character definition. The first column # is a C, the second column is the input_code the user types # into the \ch{input_code} tag, and the third column is the output # (actual HTML definition of the special character). Columns # are delimited with one or more space characters (tabs are # recommended). c -> ® c <- ¬ c /| c \/ ¯ c t † c tt ‡ c . • c dot • c tm ™ c c © c << « c r ® c deg ° c +- ± c <> ¹ c =/= ¹ c int ò c :) J c :| K c :( L c mu µ c 1/2 ½ c 1/4 ¼ c >> » c a Å c aring Å c nullset Ø c / ÷ c forall " c <= £ c >= ³ c <-> « c inf ¥ c == º c pdel ¶ c del Ñ c => Þ c therefore \ c line

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c nbsp c |c ¢ c c| ¢ ############################################################################## # OVERVIEW OF FORMATTING TAG DEFINITIONS # # The number which preceded each tag declaration is used # internally by the program to determine where a tag is # allowed. We have indicated above each section where # tags are used -- it suffices to put your new tag in the # proper section and give it the same initial number as # every other tag # # The notation !VAR(variable_name)! inserts the current value # of the given program variable name. Any program variable is # supported using this notation (you do NOT put the $ in front # of the variable name -- the script does this). # The following variable are a few of the variable names # that are supported with an example given in parentheses: # !VAR(html_url)! (http://your.domain.com/discus) # !VAR(topic_number)! (25) # # Formatting tags are separated with one or more space # characters (tabs recommended). The first column is the "context" # as defined above, the second column is the code that the user enters # (for example, in the \b{Bold!} tag, it is the "b"), and the third # column is the actual HTML output with user input denoted as arguments. # Arguments take the form |1|, |2|, and so on (the | is the pipe). A # tag may have as many arguments as needed. ############################################################################## # SIMPLE FORMATTING # # Tags preceded by "5" may be used anywhere where formatting tags are # recognized, including subject lines, about messages, and messages. # This is a good place for simple text formatting, such as bold and # italics. Note that these tags are the ONLY tags permitted in subject # lines (and are a subset of the allowable codes for message text). 5 b |1| 5 i |1| 5 gr |1| 5 greek |1| 5 sup ^|1| 5 super ^|1| 5 + ^|1| 5 sub _|1| 5 - _|1| 5 fixed |1| 5 u |1| # 'char' tag is special -- leave this definition alone 5 char &#|1|; ############################################################################## # NON-SUBJECT LINE FORMATTING # # Tags preceded by "3" are allowed everywhere EXCEPT in subject lines. # These codes are good for text coloring and sizing, hyperlinks, clipart, # and any other formatting codes that are appropriate for about messages # and messages but that are not appropriate for subject lines. 3 rgb |2| 3 int ò_{|1| \}^|2| 3 size2 |1| 3 size1 |1| 3 size0 |1| 3 size-1 |1| 3 size-2 |1| 3 2 |1| 3 1 |1| 3 0 |1| 3 -1 |1| 3 -2 |1| 3 qbcolor |2| 3 strike ~~|1|~~ 3 blink |1| 3 c |1| 3 center |1| 3 mail |2| 3 link |2| 3 topurl |2| 3 topurl |2| 3 newurl |2| 3 table

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3 red |1| 3 black |1| 3 blue |1| 3 green |1| 3 yellow |1| 3 purple |1| 3 orange |1| 3 cyan |1| 3 gray |1| 3 white |1| 3 sum S^{|2| \}_|1| 3 font |2| 3 indent

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# The following codes were added in version 3.0 3 pre

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############################################################################## # IMAGE LINK # # This is a bad idea for anyone but the superuser to be able to use... #3 imagelink

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############################################################################## # FORMS # # This will allow you to use formatting tags to create your own WWW forms # within Discus Pages! This would be very useful for some people, but if # abbused, it can be "turned off" by deleting the following entries. 3 form 3 inputbox 3 textbox 3 checkbox 3 radio 3 hidden 3 select 3 option 3 textarea 3 textarea 3 submit 3 reset ############################################################################## # UPLOADING # # Tags preceded by "1" are used to upload images or attachments to messages. # These codes are parsed by the program (hence it is ESSENTIAL not to modify # these tags in any way) and replaced by the user's upload. If you translate # or modify the names of the tags, you also need to translate the appropriate # variable(s) in the language.conf file so the tags retain their special # meaning. # # Uploads are permitted only in messages, and are not permitted in subject # lines or about messages. # # To "turn off" image and/or attachment uploading, comment out or remove one # or both of the following lines from this file. 1 image |1|

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############################################################################## # CODES YOU SHOULD NOT MODIFY # # The following codes have special meaning to the program and should not be # translated or modified in any way. The program depends on these files having # the exact format in which they have been defined here. There is no need to # translate these tags or comment them out for any reason. Repeating, THERE IS # NO NEED TO TOUCH THESE TAGS FOR ANY REASON, SO DO NOT MODIFY THESE TAGS!!!!!! 3 image_notuploaded |1|

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3 png_alreadyuploaded |2|

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3 popattach +++ attachment +++ |1| +++ |2| +++ 3 popgif +++ gif +++ |1| +++ |2| +++ 3 popjpeg +++ jpeg +++ |1| +++ |2| +++ 3 poppng +++ png +++ |1| +++ |2| +++ ############################################################################## # SPECIAL FORMATTING CODES TO CALL SUBROUTINES # # This is a new feature in Discus 4.0 that allows you to call Perl code to # extend the capabilities of the formatting language. More documentation will # be available in the Knowledge Center (http://support.discusware.com/center). # The pig latin formatting tag and word find examples are provided so you can # learn the way that these tags work in general (see the webtags2.pl file) *S pig_latin &pig_latin(|1|) *S word_find &word_find(|1|) 3 repeat

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