== Actions ==
.(ref) Full reference: ((doc:Actions))

.(see) See also ((List)).

As outlined on the ((. main page)) //actions// are content-generators rather than content-formatters. TO insert an action wrap its name in **curly braces (~{{ and }})**. You can list additional parameters there and also //chain// multiple ((Actions))/((Formatters)) together with a semicolon.

Some extensons behave as formatters - for example, ((action:Image)) accepts title to add to the picture. It can be done by passing it as a parameter but if you're going to use complex markup like code listings or quotes ((Formatter+s)) form is more convenient - see the next two images.

{{Image swack.png, "**ObjectWacko** - an advanced wiki markup.", width=100, align=right}}

%%(Image uwiki.png, height=100, align=left)
**UverseWiki** features:
  * PHP 5 OOP;
  * Unicode-compliant;
  * easy to integrate.
  * and ((root: more)) &&raquo;
%%

You can also **chain** actions and formatters - the above examples used wiki markup for showing title but we can use any other, like Pascal:
%%(Image pascal-hello.png, width=220, align=center; Pascal)
{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}
begin
  WriteLn('Hello, world.');
end.
%%

Of course, actions can be used inline just like ((Formatters)) - like this {{Image swack-16.png}}. They also can be used inside other markup - even links: ((swack.png {{Image swack-16.png, no link=1}})).

This is Wackobin where you can store formatted documents and link to them using a short URL.

You can refer to earlier saved docs with user: interwiki in links or user- prefix elsewhere. Examples (replace «123» with text after «?» symbol in saved doc’s URL): ((user:123)), {{Include user-123}}.

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Full reference: Actions
.(see) See also Extension list.

As outlined on the main page actions are content-generators rather than content-formatters. TO insert an action wrap its name in curly braces ({{ and }}). You can list additional parameters there and also chain multiple Actions/Formatters together with a semicolon.

http://uverse.i-forge.net/wiki/demo/Extensions/swack.png

Some extensons behave as formatters – for example, Image accepts title to add to the picture. It can be done by passing it as a parameter but if you’re going to use complex markup like code listings or quotes Formatter form is more convenient – see the next two images.

ObjectWacko – an advanced wiki markup.

http://uverse.i-forge.net/wiki/demo/Extensions/uwiki.png

UverseWiki features:

PHP 5 OOP;
Unicode-compliant;
easy to integrate.
and more »

You can also chain actions and formatters – the above examples used wiki markup for showing title but we can use any other, like Pascal:

http://uverse.i-forge.net/wiki/demo/Extensions/pascal-hello.png

pascal{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}
begin
  WriteLn('Hello, world.');
end.

Of course, actions can be used inline just like Formatters – like this . They also can be used inside other markup – even links: .

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