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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
- Use an existing module (..)
Select jython Check out as a project in the workspace Next > Next > Select the version you want to download Finish (should create a project "jython" or whatever else you may have named it)