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==Sick markup==
  |sep=
"And now for a lesson in [ttttttttttttemplate] mmmmmmmmmanagement... [wikiwikiwiki] llllllllllllet's begin..."
:Linkin Park, Cure for the Itch
:[[User:Geyser|geyser]], deprived of laptop and ICQ for a while ^^ ... which explains the "born to nag" attitude.
;Foreach
:A multi-recursive transclusion hack that allowed one to auto-generate lists with "any" number of items, tables with "any" number of columns, etc. It used to be authoritative, but because of the server load it generates, it's been banned from Wikipedia and is not supported by Mediawiki by default. So we're not bringing it back. Here are alternatives [[User:geyser|I]] proposed to Alloc in response to his use of "foreach" (the object represented has to do with another project hosted on another wiki).
;How about this?
{|{{TightTable}}
|colspan=4| 29-Bit CAN-ID
|-
|
{{ProtoBits|29|120|22|Port|yellow}}
|
{{ProtoBits|21|0|0|<nowiki>=</nowiki>0|fuchsia}}
|
{{ProtoBits|20|160|11|Ziel-Adresse|lime}}
|
{{ProtoBits|10|160|1|Absender-Adresse|aqua}}
|}
:Note how 1-bit, 2-bit and 3-plus-bit chunks are all handled by the same (small) template ^^
:TightTable takes "optional" arguments called '''align''' and '''color'''. They're not really specified as optional, but when not provided, the relevant syntax gets screwed up "the smart way".
:The "skipped bits" span of every chunk is specified in pixels, which can be handy in case one wants a more compact layout. The non-breaking space can then be replaced with a "..." to avoid confusion.
:I think the skipped widths are best let custom, as well as the "header". Apart from arbitrarily shrinking the skip fields, one may want to rephrase the header, or omit it, or make it a caption :
{|{{TightTable}} style="white-space:nowrap"
|+'''29-Bit CAN-ID
|
{{ProtoBits|29|40|22|Port|yellow}}
|
{{ProtoBits|21|0|0|<nowiki>=</nowiki>0|fuchsia}}
|
{{ProtoBits|20|40|11|Ziel-Adresse|lime}}
|
{{ProtoBits|10|40|1|Absender-Adresse|aqua}}
|}
:(again, maybe a "..." in the skip fields would look nicer)
:(and a non-breaking space in front of the description, in the template)
 
 
;Arithmetics (will only show fine when and if ''#expr'' parsing works OK...)
:One can calculate the width of the "skipped bits" internally, only feeding two bit IDs to the template.
:The template would then evaluate the difference, and decide upon a 1-bit, or on a 2-plus-bit layout with an adequate skip.
:However, the markup is a bit heavier, and makes a few assumptions about e.g. the order in which the bits are listed (unless one wants to emulate '''abs''', which is a little bit heavier still).
{|{{TightTable}} style="white-space:nowrap"
|+'''29-Bit CAN-ID
|
{{ProtoBits2|29|22|Port|yellow}}
|
{{ProtoBits2|21|21|<nowiki>=</nowiki>0|fuchsia}}
|
{{ProtoBits2|20|11|Ziel-Adresse|lime}}
|
{{ProtoBits2|10|1|Absender-Adresse|aqua}}
|}
;CAN-ID table
:It ''could'' be possible to embed the chunk tables into a big template table specific to the "29-Bit CAN-ID" usage, but most components might have to be in HTML. Bad idea.


  |pc1=hello=blubb
  |pv=world
  |a|b|2|jkh|kjdskl
}}


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==OBD file types==
{|cellspacing="0"
{|cellspacing="0"
|0x000 :
|0x000 :
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==Templates==
==Templates==
*[[Template:Data screen]]
{{OBD_File_Header|type=BINA|prev=AKVA|next=CBPI|name=Binary data|family=Start|extra=[http://www6.fh-eberswalde.de/user/dkriesch/onistuff/oni_bina.htm Overview @ Oni Stuff]}}
{{OBD_File_Header|type=BINA|prev=AKVA|next=CBPI|name=Binary data|family=Start|extra=[http://www6.fh-eberswalde.de/user/dkriesch/onistuff/oni_bina.htm Overview @ Oni Stuff]}}


{{OBD_File_Footer|type=BINA|prev=AKVA|next=CBPI|name=Binary data}}
{{OBD_File_Footer|type=BINA|prev=AKVA|next=CBPI|name=Binary data}}
==HexRow==
{|border=1 cellspacing=0
{{HexRow
|0x00|
|01|51|02|00|01|00|00|06|AD|DE|AD|DE|AD|DE|AD|DE|
|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|
|00|00|00|00|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|
|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|
|Who needs this?°}}
{{HexRow
|0x10|
|AD|DE|AD|DE|AD|DE|AD|DE|AD|DE|AD|DE|AD|DE|AD|DE|
|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|
|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|FF|
|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|00|
}}
|}
[[Category:Wiki Support]]

Revision as of 16:18, 17 April 2012

Sick markup

"And now for a lesson in [ttttttttttttemplate] mmmmmmmmmanagement... [wikiwikiwiki] llllllllllllet's begin..."

Linkin Park, Cure for the Itch
geyser, deprived of laptop and ICQ for a while ^^ ... which explains the "born to nag" attitude.
Foreach
A multi-recursive transclusion hack that allowed one to auto-generate lists with "any" number of items, tables with "any" number of columns, etc. It used to be authoritative, but because of the server load it generates, it's been banned from Wikipedia and is not supported by Mediawiki by default. So we're not bringing it back. Here are alternatives I proposed to Alloc in response to his use of "foreach" (the object represented has to do with another project hosted on another wiki).
How about this?
 29-Bit CAN-ID

Template:ProtoBits

Template:ProtoBits

Template:ProtoBits

Template:ProtoBits

Note how 1-bit, 2-bit and 3-plus-bit chunks are all handled by the same (small) template ^^
TightTable takes "optional" arguments called align and color. They're not really specified as optional, but when not provided, the relevant syntax gets screwed up "the smart way".
The "skipped bits" span of every chunk is specified in pixels, which can be handy in case one wants a more compact layout. The non-breaking space can then be replaced with a "..." to avoid confusion.
I think the skipped widths are best let custom, as well as the "header". Apart from arbitrarily shrinking the skip fields, one may want to rephrase the header, or omit it, or make it a caption :
29-Bit CAN-ID

Template:ProtoBits

Template:ProtoBits

Template:ProtoBits

Template:ProtoBits

(again, maybe a "..." in the skip fields would look nicer)
(and a non-breaking space in front of the description, in the template)


Arithmetics (will only show fine when and if #expr parsing works OK...)
One can calculate the width of the "skipped bits" internally, only feeding two bit IDs to the template.
The template would then evaluate the difference, and decide upon a 1-bit, or on a 2-plus-bit layout with an adequate skip.
However, the markup is a bit heavier, and makes a few assumptions about e.g. the order in which the bits are listed (unless one wants to emulate abs, which is a little bit heavier still).
29-Bit CAN-ID

Template:ProtoBits2

Template:ProtoBits2

Template:ProtoBits2

Template:ProtoBits2

CAN-ID table
It could be possible to embed the chunk tables into a big template table specific to the "29-Bit CAN-ID" usage, but most components might have to be in HTML. Bad idea.




OBD file types

0x000 : 26 00 33 00 40 00 4D 00 5A 00 67 00 74 00 81 00 8E 00 9B 00 A8 00 B5 00 C2 00 CF 00 DC 00 E9 00
0x020 : F6 00 03 01 10 01 5F 45 F9 3D B6 FA 09 5F 45 F9 3D B6 FA 18 39 1B 34 88 77 09 18 39 1B 34 88 77

Heh.


Type Description Notes Type Description Notes Type Description Notes
3CLA RGB Color Array KeyI Key Icons L0 StNA String Array L0
Type Description Notes
3CLA RGB Color Array
ABNA BSP Tree Node Array L
AGDB Gunk Quad Debug Array L
AGQC Gunk Quad Collision Array L
AGQG Gunk Quad General Array L
AGQM Gunk Quad Material
AGQR Gunk Quad Render Array L
AISA AI Character Setup Array L
AITR AI Script Trigger Array L
AIWA AI Imported Waypoint Array
AKAA Adjacency Array L
AKBA Side Array L
AKBP BSP Node Array L
AKDA Door Frame Array L
AKEV Akira Environment L
AKOT Oct Tree L
AKVA BNV Node Array L
BINA Binary Data S
CBPI Character Body Part Impacts C
CBPM Character Body Part Material C
CONS Console L0
CRSA Corpse Array L
DOOR Door L0
DPge Diary Page L0
EDIA Edge Index Array
ENVP Env Particle Array L
FILM Film -
FXLR FX Laser Effect
GMAN Geometry Animation
HPge Help Page L0
IDXA Index Array -
IGHH IGUI HUD Help L0
IGPA IGUI Page Array M
IGPG IGUI Page M
IGSA IGUI String Array M
IGSt IGUI String M
Impt Impact Tree C (0B)
IPge Item Page M
Type Description Notes
KeyI Key Icons L0
M3GA Geometry Array -
M3GM Geometry -
M3TA Triangle Array
Mtrl Material (0B)
NMSA Network Spawn Point Array
OBAN Object Animation -
OBDC Door Class Array L
OBLS Object LS Data
OBOA Starting Object Array L
OFGA Object Furn Geom Array L0
ONCC Oni Character Class C
ONCP Oni Character Particle Array C ?!
ONCV Oni Character Variant C (0B) ?!
ONFA Imported Flag Node Array L
ONGS Oni Game Settings L0
ONIA Oni Character Impact Array C ?!
ONLD Oni Game Level Descriptor L0
ONLV Oni Game Level L
ONMA Imported Marker Node Array L
ONOA Object Gunk Array L
ONSA Imported Spawn Array L
ONSK Oni Sky Class L
ONTA Trigger Array L ?!
ONVL Oni Variant List L0 ?!
ONWC Oni Weapon Class L (0B)
OPge Objective Page M
OSBD Oni Sound Binary Data L0
OTIT Oct Tree Interior Node Array L
OTLF Oct Tree Leaf Node Array L
PLEA Plane Equation Array L
PNTA 3D Point Array -
PSpc Part Specification M
PSpL Part Specification List L0
PSUI Part Specifications UI L0
QTNA Quad Tree Node Array L
QUDA Quad Array
SNDD Sound Data -
Type Description Notes
StNA String Array L0
SUBT Subtitle Array L0
TMFA Float Array
TMRA Template Reference Array
TRAC Animation Collection C
TRAM Totoro Animation Sequence C
TRAS Totoro Aiming Screen C
TRBS Totoro Body Set C
TRCM Totoro Quaternion Body C
TRFT Totoro Facing Table
TRGA Totoro Quaternion Body Geometry Array C
TRGE Trigger Emitter L0
TRIA Totoro Quaternion Body Index Array C
TRIG Trigger L0
TRMA Texture Map Array C
TRSC Screen (Aiming) Collection C
TRTA Totoro Quaternion Body Translation Array C
TSFF Font Family M (0B)
TSFL Font Language L0
TSFT Font L0
TSGA Glyph Array L0
TStr String L0
TURR Turret L0
TXAN Texture Map Animation -
TXCA Texture Coordinate Array -
TXMA Texture Map Array L
TXMB Texture Map Big -
TXMP Texture Map -
TXPC Texture Procedure Data
TxtC Text Console M
UUEA Error Binding Array
UVDL UV Data List
VCRA 3D Vector Array -
WMCL WM Cursor List L0
WMDD WM Dialog Data L0
WMM_ WM Menu L0
WMMB WM Menu Bar L0
WPge Weapon Page L0

Templates

ONI BINARY DATA
AKVA << Other file types >> CBPI
BINA : Binary data
switch to XML:BINA page
Overview @ Oni Stuff
OBD.png
ONI BINARY DATA
AKVA << Other file types >> CBPI
BINA : Binary data
[[OBD:File types/{{{family}}}|{{{family}}} file]]


HexRow

0x00:  01 51 02 00 01 00 00 06 AD DE AD DE AD DE AD DE  Who needs this?°
0x10:  AD DE AD DE AD DE AD DE AD DE AD DE AD DE AD DE  °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°