====== DokuPP Plugin ======
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description: DokuPP (DokuPlusPlus) provides automatic counters
author : Luis Machuca Bezzaza
email : luis.machuca [at] gulix.cl
type : Syntax
lastupdate : 2013-09-29
compatible : Lemming
depends :
conflicts :
similar : autonumbering
tags : numbering formatting counter
downloadurl: http://chiselapp.com/user/lmachucab/repository/dokuwiki-plugin-dokupp/zip/dw-dokupp.zip?uuid=trunk
bugtracker : https://chiselapp.com/user/lmachucab/repository/dokuwiki-plugin-dokupp/reportlist
sourcerepo : http://chiselapp.com/user/lmachucab/repository/dokuwiki-plugin-dokupp/
donationurl:
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This plugin basically allows one to set up "magic counters" to provide numbering of items (nearly) anywhere one wants. If at some point you need to break and continue a numbered list and the list formatting plugins do not look like they would provide this easily, for example, then perhaps you can try this one!
===== Installation =====
Search and install the plugin using the [[plugin:extension|Extension Manager]]. Refer to [[:Plugins]] on how to install plugins manually.
:!: The author strongly recommends uninstalling previous versions of this plugin before installing to prevent class name conflicts.
===== Examples/Usage =====
See the plugin in action [[http://ryan.gulix.cl/dw/desarrollo/dokuwiki/plugin-dokupp|in the Official Demo Page]]. FIXME
===Counter===
You use the ''@#@'' tag in order to insert an automatic counter. Every time you invoke this syntax, the counter is increased and the next number is displayed.
This creates a row of numbers starting at zero:
@#@, @#@, @#@, @#@, @#@, @#@ and @#@.
Using this snippet you should see:
This creates a row of numbers starting at zero:
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
===Select and Setup===
You can create your own, named counter, and assign an initial value to it. When you select a counter by name, all subsequent invocations of ''@#@'' syntax will refer to that counter until you decide to select another one.
Select (or create) a counter named 'houses', starting at one: @#houses=1@
Select (or create) a counter named 'trees', starting at seven: @#trees=7@
Select the 'houses' counter again, continue where it left: @#houses=@
Select the default, unnamed counter, continue where it left: @#=@
Counter names must be single words in lowercase (eg.: "''itemperemployee'' not ''item_per_employee'' or ''ItemPerEmployee'').
The **default (unnamed)** counter starts at zero. To start it at a higher value select it with a new number: ''@#=//number//@''.
@#=5@
The following shows the number @#@, and this @#@ showed the next number.
After all that comes @#@.
Half way the counter was initialized to //5//, for example, you should see this:
The following shows the number 5, and this 6 showed the next number.
After all that comes 7.
===== Syntax =====
In the current version (2013-09) the following syntax is allowed:
* Use ''@#=//number//@'' to (re)initialize the default counter.
* When left out the counter starts at zero
* You can reinitialize the counter as much as you like.
* Use ''@#@'' to invoke the counter and display its current value.
* Use ''@#name@'' to select a new counter.
* You can reinitialize them as much as you like as well: ''@#name=7@''.
**Initializing the counter** (this produces no observable output by default):
@#=5@ // initializes with the value 5//
**Invoking the counter**:
The following shows the number @#@, and this @#@ showed the next number.
After all that comes @#@.
====Limitations====
Only one counter can exist in a page. Not anymore! **Rejoice**!
:!: Using insertion plugins like [[plugin:include]] may break the display of the counter.
===== Development =====
Caveats, sample snapshots and a ChangeLog are provided at the official demo site.
Issues can be submitted to the source repo's tracker (following or commenting on issues requires a login).
===== FAQ =====
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