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= Wiki Tips =
 Linking to anchors on another page:: you must use an "interwiki" style link
= Wiki Tidbits =

Create
an anchor.
{{{[[Anchor(myAnchorLabel)]]}}}

Linking to anchors on another page:: you must use an "interwiki" style link.
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Footnotes macro [[FootNote(This is a sample footnote [look for it at the bottom of the page].)]]
{{{
[[FootNote(This is a sample footnote [look for it at the bottom of the page].)]]
Must be separated from the prior word by a space.
}}}

Force a new page (aka arbitrary page name).[[BR]]
{{{["/mynewpage"]}}}

Prevent a New``Page.[[BR]]
{{{Py``System``State}}}

Embedding python (one way--there's [wiki:Self/HelpOnFormatting#codeDisplay others]).[[BR]]
{{{
{{{
#!python
print "jython rocks!"
} } } <-- don't include these spaces (it's just to escape them)
}}}

Or ticks for `print "jython rocks!"`.[[BR]]
{{{`print "jython rocks!"`}}}

Inserting "new lines" into a paragraph.[[BR]]
{{{[[BR]]}}}

= Jython via CVS in Eclipse =
Eclipse is a CVS client and can be used to get the project from the repository.

 *`File -> New -> New Project -> CVS folder (expand) -> Checkout Projects from CVS -> Next`
 *Set up the repository properties
  *Host: `cvs.sourceforge.net`
  *Repository Path: `/cvsroot/jython`
  *User: `anonymous`
  *Password: <leave blank>
  *Connection type: `pserver`
  *User Default Port <select>
  *Click `Next`
 *Create the project
  *Select `Use an existing module (..)`
  *Select `jython`
  *Select `Check out as a project in the workspace` [[FootNote(I tried using `Check out as a project configured using the New Project Wizard` but it put me in an endless loop.].)]]
  *Click `Next`
  *Click `Next`
 *Now, scan files from the repository to find tags from the repository by scanning them from files>
  *Select `HEAD`
  *Click `Configure Tags`
  *Drill down into `org.python.core` and select `__builtin__.java`
   You should see a list of tags (`Versions`, `Branches`)checked in the upper right hand pane.
  *Click `Add Checked Tags` to them in
  *Click `OK`
  Eclipse scans the selected file and pulls out all of the available tags.
  *Select the branch or version you want
  *Click `Finish`
 
  

Wiki Tidbits

Create an anchor. [[Anchor(myAnchorLabel)]]

Linking to anchors on another page:: you must use an "interwiki" style link.

[wiki:Self/SomePage/SomeSubPage#someBookmark bookmarkDisplayText]

Footnotes macro FootNote(This is a sample footnote [look for it at the bottom of the page].)

[[FootNote(This is a sample footnote [look for it at the bottom of the page].)]]
Must be separated from the prior word by a space.

Force a new page (aka arbitrary page name).BR ["/mynewpage"]

Prevent a NewPage.BR Py``System``State

Embedding python (one way--there's [wiki:Self/HelpOnFormatting#codeDisplay others]).BR

{{{
#!python
print "jython rocks!"                
} } } <-- don't include these spaces (it's just to escape them)

Or ticks for print "jython rocks!".BR `print "jython rocks!"`

Inserting "new lines" into a paragraph.BR [[BR]]

Jython via CVS in Eclipse

Eclipse is a CVS client and can be used to get the project from the repository.

  • File -> New -> New Project -> CVS folder (expand) -> Checkout Projects from CVS -> Next

  • Set up the repository properties
    • Host: cvs.sourceforge.net

    • Repository Path: /cvsroot/jython

    • User: anonymous

    • Password: <leave blank>

    • Connection type: pserver

    • User Default Port <select>

    • Click Next

  • Create the project
  • Now, scan files from the repository to find tags from the repository by scanning them from files>

    • Select HEAD

    • Click Configure Tags

    • Drill down into org.python.core and select __builtin__.java

      • You should see a list of tags (Versions, Branches)checked in the upper right hand pane.

    • Click Add Checked Tags to them in

    • Click OK Eclipse scans the selected file and pulls out all of the available tags.

    • Select the branch or version you want
    • Click Finish