ZDoom

You'll have to send me the files.

I can do it for you. Want them in a WAD too?

I find it goddamn annoying when there's no consistency whatsoever. well then fix it yourself... thats the whole idea of the wiki... Yes, but in each case I'd have to: 1. Create a new article with the proper name 2. Move over contents from the old article 3. Change the old article to a redirect 4 ...

Oh, making a crapload of small edits isn't a very efficient use of server space then I take it... It really doesn't matter. Wikipedia, which has over 300000 articles in total, isn't bigger than 700MB. By the way, will you people try to get capitalization right when you start new articles? PLEASE ...

HotWax wrote:and makes regular backups

The Wiki stores all old versions of pages. No need to make backups except to protect from hardware failure or the administrator somehow deleting everything by mistake.

Huh?

Bio Hazard wrote:my oppinion is that the starter appends his\her name, then editors append thier names... kind of in a "contributors" kind of thing

Contributors are listed in the history page. Or if you desperately need to announce it, put it in the article's discussion page.

Hey folks you shouldn't put your names in the pages you've written. It kind of defeats the purpose of a wiki

Ultraviolet wrote:Lazy bastard.

Why?

Question: would it be OK if this also covered topics that weren't specific to ZDoom? I'm not talking about making this a Legacy editing reference, but to cover the Doom and Boom basics that ZDoom is compatible with. Including technical details such as how the binary lumps are structured etc, I could ...

At least as an option.

is it really possible to run "format-c" from within a program?... if it is... crap!... i mean: weak! Of course. An executable program can do pretty much everything. The only way to be safe from mishaps like that is to stay the hell away from the admin account unless it's absolutely necessary to use ...

ZDoom opening in the top left corner is the single reason why I don't play it in windowed mode.

Thou shalt write structured code as often as possible. However, I think continue and break statements in loops are fine and often result in code that's a lot more readable than using temporary boolean condition variables.... To break out of nested loops, I usually do: try: for a in seq1: for b in ...

C++, Perl, Brainfuck, Befunge, AND Malbolge? I think that would make the universe implode. Hell, I think the universe would implode if I could do anything at ALL with Malbolge. Rumor has it that any significantly large piece of "real" source code from any language would, if executed as Malbolge ...