My Go on the Cerberus X Documentation

Should be doable. I look what I can do!
 
Holzchopf i saw an example somewhere in the docs i think for url or http where it sent an email to mark could u tell me where it is
 
It's in the example of mojo.app.OpenUrl

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Shit, opening the actual example code just revealed a bug in Makedocs: The code is not de-escaped. I'll fix this asap (tomorrow)

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Also, why is martins e-mail address publicly in there? I'll change that to something generic. If anyone wants to send an actual e-mail, they can put their own address there.
 
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Turn's out it's not a bug in the escaping. The example code really does contain a "\" before the "<". I'll correct this. As well as the e-mail address.
 
Markdown may also include html. Note that the special html characters <, > and & must therefore be 'escaped' using a backslash, the markdown escape character. For example, to insert a literal < into your markdown, you should use \<.
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But in <pre> blocks (which make the code boxes in the help files), the Markdown formatter is bypassed, because 1.) you never want to format the text of code anyway and 2.) you would have to escape all the other formatting chars too, which could be quite a hassle.

<pre> blocks contents do not contain markdown, therefore no markdown escaping is necessary.

I'll put this somewhere in the Markdown syntax help page.
 
Tiny error in App.OnClose() I think:

"This method is only used by the glfw, android and windows 8 targets."

Maybe that should be Windows Phone 8 as per other mentions (I know nothing about Windows Phone or windows after v7 so maybe it really does mean Windows 8!)
 
I guess you're right. It's the only thing that makes sense imho
 
In MX there was this advertise for the targets available. Not sure if your text means phone 8 or the app store stuff in win 8.
 
Just spotted this in the docs for OnUpdate(), which doesn't seem to be correct - I get updates even if SetUpdateRate() hasn't been called:

Note that OnUpdate is only called if SetUpdateRate has been called to start the update timer. Otherwise, your application will receive OnRender calls only.
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This is valid for mojo1. For mojo2 you don't need to. So this needs to be mentioned!
 
Just noticed these typos ('statch' instead of 'stack') under the Stack class:

Find : Int ( value:T, start:Int=0 ) Finds the index of the first element in the statch equal to value.
FindLast : Int ( value:T ) Finds the index of the last element in the statch equal to value.
FindLast : Int ( value:T, start:Int ) Finds the index of the last element in the statch equal to value.
 
@Mike Could you fix those typos on github? I am still working my way through the workings of makedocs and I didn't get into working on the content so far.
 
Phil7 said:
@Mike Could you fix those typos on github? I am still working my way through the workings of makedocs and I didn't get into working on the content so far.
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Sure. Done!
 
Also, this doesn't make sense:

CLASS Material

Materials contain shader parameters that map to shader uniforms variables when rendering
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(it's also repeated under 'Detailed Discussion' further down the page)
 
Paul59 said:
Also, this doesn't make sense:



(it's also repeated under 'Detailed Discussion' further down the page)
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1) The Detailed part always includes the first line.
2) What doesn't make sense?
 
MikeHart said:
1) The Detailed part always includes the first line.
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I know but I don't know if that happens automatically which is why I mentioned it.
2) What doesn't make sense?
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This: "Materials contain shader parameters that map to shader uniforms variables when rendering " . I don't know anything about shaders (which is why I was reading the help file) but I do know that sentence doesn't make sense. I'm guessing 'uniforms' is the problem word!
 
Paul59 said:
I know but I don't know if that happens automatically which is why I mentioned it.
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Yes, automatically. A feature of MakeDocs.
 
In help for CLASS DataBuffer, the first occurrence of 'databuffer' has an extra 'f'' :D

"Data may be written to a databufffer using one of the 'poke' methods, and read from a databuffer using one of the 'peek' methods."
 
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