Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of WikiStart

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Jul 26, 2018 6:58:25 PM (7 years ago)

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Uriel

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 === Scripting
-All commands in Maperitive that can be performed by clicking in the GUI can also be performed by writing and running a script. Most of the commands can be found on the [http://maperitive.net/docs/ Maperitive docs website], or by running Maperitive and clicking Help/Documentation, then the Commands Tab. You can run a script with the run-script command.
+All commands in Maperitive that can be performed by clicking in the GUI can also be performed by writing and running a script. Most of the commands can be found on the [http://maperitive.net/docs/ Maperitive docs website], or by running Maperitive and clicking !Help/Documentation, then the Commands Tab. You can run a script with the run-script command.
 
 Maperitive scripts can be run from the command line without opening a GUI, which is helpful for memory-draining operations that would be made significantly slower by having to draw them on the screen. You can do this by entering the script name as a parameter to {{{Maperitive.Console.exe}}}.
 
-Maperitive also has it's own Python library, "Maperipy", which exposes a lot of useful, more complicated functionality. Documentation can be found by running Maperitive and clicking Help/Documentation, then the Maperipy Tab. You can run python scripts using the Console version or with the run-python command. Maperitive provides many examples of Python scripts in the Maperitive\Python folder.
+Maperitive also has it's own Python library, "Maperipy", which exposes a lot of useful, more complicated functionality. Documentation can be found by running Maperitive and clicking !Help/Documentation, then the Maperipy Tab. You can run python scripts using the Console version or with the run-python command. Maperitive provides many examples of Python scripts in the Maperitive\Python folder.
 
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