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==Naming convention== | ==Naming convention== | ||
Slash Command articles are to follow this format: "command (Slash Command)". The space before the parentheses is a mediawiki standard that allows for a piped link trick. | Slash Command articles are to follow this format: "command (Slash Command)". The space before the parentheses is a mediawiki standard that allows for a piped link trick. | ||
Revision as of 18:05, 9 December 2008
Overview
Slash Commands in City of Heroes can be typed from the chat box or used in [[Bind]s.
This article aims to keep the individual articles uniform and act as a reference.
Naming convention
Slash Command articles are to follow this format: "command (Slash Command)". The space before the parentheses is a mediawiki standard that allows for a piped link trick.
We will NOT be using SlashCommand:command.
- Many chat commands (/team, /coalition) have articles about the thing that they have a channel for. The Team article describes a team and links to its related slash command.
- Most other commands (/slashchat, /pow_exec_name) do not, but instead have a redirect from pow_exec_name to pow_exec_name (Slash Command).
This way there's no confusion that this is a slash command.
Default
Use this code to get started on slash command articles.
==Slash Command==
{{SlashCommandArticle
|command=command
|options=options
|aliases=(optional)
|note=Semi Brief but descriptive note on the command
}}
== Other section (common use, examples, detail) ==
Some commands have unique properties that need to be explained. Here is the place to do it.
== Related ==
*[[other_command]]
*[[another_command]]
