Difference between revisions of "Talk:Complete Roguelike Tutorial, using python+libtcod"

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My consern is the dotted borders around code. Why is the regular wiki style not enough? Especially the one-line snippets really attack the eyes. I now styling is kind of a matter of preference, but there are many reasons why standards (or de-facto standards) are used (I know, citation needed, and one can argue that the regular wiki style is bad, but it does suite millions of people after all, e.g. through Wikipedia...)
My consern is the dotted borders around code. Why is the regular wiki style not enough? Especially the one-line snippets really attack the eyes. I now styling is kind of a matter of preference, but there are many reasons why standards (or de-facto standards) are used (I know, citation needed, and one can argue that the regular wiki style is bad, but it does suite millions of people after all, e.g. through Wikipedia...) [[User:Aave|Aave]]

Revision as of 23:25, 5 June 2010

Currently, the semi-official discussion for this tutorial is available in the libtcod forum, at:

http://doryen.eptalys.net/forum/index.php?topic=328.0

Jotaf 16:47, 7 December 2009 (UTC)


My consern is the dotted borders around code. Why is the regular wiki style not enough? Especially the one-line snippets really attack the eyes. I now styling is kind of a matter of preference, but there are many reasons why standards (or de-facto standards) are used (I know, citation needed, and one can argue that the regular wiki style is bad, but it does suite millions of people after all, e.g. through Wikipedia...) Aave