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| Finally, the CamelCase is turned off, by default, in Griffin. When CamelCase is on, words like "CamelCase" are recognized automatically as wiki links. This has been one feature that I was not really impressed with. It is much more stylistically sound to forgo CamelCase and enclose wiki links with double angle brackets, explicitly. All help pages provided by Moin have the CamelCase turned on, which can be done by hand. To turn on CamelCase for any page use "#pragma camel-case on". | Finally, the CamelCase is turned off, by default, in Griffin. It is off by default in Griffin, no matter what the Moin help document will say to you. When CamelCase is on, words like "CamelCase" are recognized automatically as wiki links. This has been one feature that I was not really impressed with. It is much more stylistically sound to forgo CamelCase and enclose wiki links with double angle brackets, explicitly. All help pages provided by Moin have the CamelCase turned on, which can be done by hand. To turn on CamelCase for any page use "#pragma camel-case on". |
Finally, the CamelCase is turned off, by default, in Griffin. It is off by default in Griffin, no matter what the Moin help document will say to you. When CamelCase is on, words like "CamelCase" are recognized automatically as wiki links. This has been one feature that I was not really impressed with. It is much more stylistically sound to forgo CamelCase and enclose wiki links with double angle brackets, explicitly. All help pages provided by Moin have the CamelCase turned on, which can be done by hand. To turn on CamelCase for any page use "#pragma camel-case on".
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