1.) Source Code Tags
Syntax:
[code]int main() {
return 0;
}[/code]
Becomes:
| 1 2 3 |
|
Use this whenever you post code, as it provides coloring most people are used to, as well as preserving indentation (a Good Thing).
One warning however, long code lines will simply stretch the box, so try to avoid using overly long lines of code.
2.) Output Tags
Syntax:
[output]Code Output Goes Here
1234567890[/output]
Becomes:
Code Output Goes Here 1234567890 |
Use this if you have output that you want to display from your code, e.g.: expected results, actual results.
1/2.) Combining the Above
If you have a short piece of code and output you wish to display, you can use the following format:
[code]int main() {
std::cout<<"Hello World!"<<std::endl;
return 0;
}
---
Hello World!
[/code]
Becomes:
| 1 2 3 4 |
|
Hello World! |
3.) Quotation Tags
Syntax:
[quote]Quote goes here.[/quote]
or to more easily quote a specific person:
[quote=Somebody]I didn't say that!![/quote]
Becomes:
Quote goes here. |
or
Somebody wrote:
I didn't say that!! |
Use this to quote other people or stuff from another site. This makes it more obvious as to what exactly was said.
4.) Teletype Tags
Syntax:
[tt]abcdefghij
1234567890[/tt]
Becomes:
abcdefghij
1234567890
This tag is quite similar to the Code Output tag, shown above, except it does not have a box surrounding it, and will delete excess whitespace at the beginning of a line.
5.) Miscellaneous Tags
This section contains the tags that simply alter the appearance of the text.
Bold:
[b]Text[/b] → Text
Italic:
[i]Text[/i] → Text
Underline:
[u]Text[/u] → Text
Small:
[small]Text[/small] → Text
Subscript:
[sub]Text[/sub] → Text
Superscript:
[sup]Text[/sup] → Text
6.) More Information
When using the "Tags:" selector on the right side of the post area, select the information you want to quote, italicize, etc, and then click on the respective button. This causes the tags to surround the selected text, rather then simply be added at the end of your post.