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File src/report.c part of check-in [9821284fe4] - Add wiki conversion for report columns with names prefixed by '_wiki_' by btheado on 2009-11-29 03:52:27. [view]

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File src/report.c part of check-in [c0211010a1] - Added doc for _wiki_ and removed doc for wiki(), tkt(), and chng() by btheado on 2009-12-13 01:31:36. [view]

@@ -474,11 +474,16 @@
   @
   @ <li><p>The <b>user()</b> SQL function returns a string
   @ which is the login of the current user.</p></li>
   @
+  @ <li><p>If a column name is prefixed with the string "_wiki_", the contents
+  @ of that column will be rendered as wiki formatted content.  The "_wiki_"
+  @ prefix will be stripped from the column name.</p></li>
+  @
   @ <li><p>The first column whose name begins with underscore ("_") and all
   @ subsequent columns are shown on their own rows in the table.  This might
-  @ be useful for displaying the description of tickets.
+  @ be useful for displaying the description of tickets.  This rule does not
+  @ hold if the column is prefixed with "_wiki_".
   @ </p></li>
   @
   @ <li><p>The <b>aux()</b> SQL function takes a parameter name as an argument
   @ and returns the value that the user enters in the resulting HTML form. A
@@ -493,17 +498,8 @@
   @ <li><p>The <b>cgi()</b> SQL function takes a parameter name as an argument
   @ and returns the value of a corresponding CGI query value. If the CGI
   @ parameter doesn't exist, an optional second argument will be returned
   @ instead.</p></li>
-  @
-  @ <li><p>If a column is wrapped by the <b>wiki()</b> SQL function, it will
-  @ be rendered as wiki formatted content.</p></li>
-  @
-  @ <li><p>If a column is wrapped by the <b>tkt()</b> SQL function, it will
-  @ be shown as a ticket id with a link to the appropriate page</p></li>
-  @
-  @ <li><p>If a column is wrapped by the <b>chng()</b> SQL function, it will
-  @ be shown as a baseline id with a link to the appropriate page.</p></li>
   @
   @ <li><p>The <b>search()</b> SQL function takes a keyword pattern and
   @ a search text. The function returns an integer score which is
   @ higher depending on how well the search went.</p></li>