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Shiki: added special_note_damage_type_$TYPE

2021-10-15T22:23:48Z

added special_note_damage_type_$TYPE

Crendgrim: Cleaning up documentation for 1.10

2012-01-29T15:36:35Z

Cleaning up documentation for 1.10

Espreon: /* The toplevel [language] tag */

2011-12-08T11:46:35Z

‎The toplevel [language] tag

Espreon: /* The toplevel [language] tag */

2011-09-12T09:54:44Z

‎The toplevel [language] tag

Espreon: /* The toplevel [language] tag */

2011-09-12T09:54:28Z

‎The toplevel [language] tag

Espreon: /* The toplevel [language] tag */

2011-05-28T21:23:25Z

‎The toplevel [language] tag

Espreon: /* The toplevel [language] tag */

2011-05-28T21:22:56Z

‎The toplevel [language] tag

Espreon: /* Examples */ The plus signs aren't necessary

2011-05-01T03:29:33Z

‎Examples: The plus signs aren't necessary

Espreon: Updated mainline example for type_$TYPE

2011-03-02T21:27:05Z

Updated mainline example for type_$TYPE

Espreon: /* The toplevel [language] tag */

2010-12-31T02:45:31Z

‎The toplevel [language] tag

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 * '''range_$RANGE''': string to associate with whatever range $RANGE is in actual use. Refer to the [[LanguageWML#Examples|examples section]] for actual uses and examples.
 * '''type_$TYPE''': string to associate with whatever type $TYPE is in actual use. Refer to the the [[LanguageWML#Examples|examples section]] for actual uses and examples.
 == Examples ==

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 == The toplevel [language] tag ==
-The contents of the [language] tag associate strings with certain keywords used by the engine and some WML, such as attack types and ranges. This tag used to only be recognized in data/hardwired/english.cfg, {{DevFeature1.9}} but it can now be placed anywhere.
+The contents of the [language] tag associate strings with certain keywords used by the engine and some WML, such as attack types and ranges.
 The following keys and tags are recognized in [language] tags:
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 * '''HARD''': string to associate with the HARD difficulty keyword.
 * '''NIGHTMARE''': string to associate with the NIGHTMARE difficulty keyword.
-* '''liminal_description''': '''''(Version 1.9 to 1.9.6; 1.9.9+svn and later only)''''' string for the liminal alignment's description.
+* '''liminal_description''': string for the liminal alignment's description.
 * '''lawful_description''': string for the lawful alignment's description.
 * '''neutral_description''': string for the neutral alignment's description.
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 * '''range_melee''': string to associate with the melee range keyword.
 * '''range_ranged''': string to associate with the ranged range keyword.
-* '''blade''': '''''(Version 1.9.3 and earlier only)''''' string to associate with the blade type keyword.
+* '''range_$RANGE''': string to associate with whatever range $RANGE is in actual use. Refer to the [[LanguageWML#Examples|examples section]] for actual uses and examples.
-* '''pierce''': '''''(Version 1.9.3 and earlier only)''''' string to associate with the pierce type keyword.
+* '''type_$TYPE''': string to associate with whatever type $TYPE is in actual use. Refer to the the [[LanguageWML#Examples|examples section]] for actual uses and examples.
 == Examples ==

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 * '''HARD''': string to associate with the HARD difficulty keyword.
 * '''NIGHTMARE''': string to associate with the NIGHTMARE difficulty keyword.
-* '''liminal_description''': '''''(Version 1.9 to 1.9.6; 1.9.9+svn only)''''' string for the liminal alignment's description.
+* '''liminal_description''': '''''(Version 1.9 to 1.9.6; 1.9.9+svn and later only)''''' string for the liminal alignment's description.
 * '''lawful_description''': string for the lawful alignment's description.
 * '''neutral_description''': string for the neutral alignment's description.

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 * '''HARD''': string to associate with the HARD difficulty keyword.
 * '''NIGHTMARE''': string to associate with the NIGHTMARE difficulty keyword.
-* '''liminal_description''': '''''(Version 1.9 to 1.9.6 ; 1.9.9+svn only)''''' string for the liminal alignment's description.
+* '''liminal_description''': '''''(Version 1.9 to 1.9.6; 1.9.9+svn only)''''' string for the liminal alignment's description.
 * '''lawful_description''': string for the lawful alignment's description.
 * '''neutral_description''': string for the neutral alignment's description.

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 * '''HARD''': string to associate with the HARD difficulty keyword.
 * '''NIGHTMARE''': string to associate with the NIGHTMARE difficulty keyword.
-* '''liminal_description''': '''''(Version 1.9 to 1.9.6 only)''''' string for the liminal alignment's description.
+* '''liminal_description''': '''''(Version 1.9 to 1.9.6 ; 1.9.9+svn only)''''' string for the liminal alignment's description.
 * '''lawful_description''': string for the lawful alignment's description.
 * '''neutral_description''': string for the neutral alignment's description.

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 Example of an association of a string with the keyword for a '''very_long''' range in UMC:
-  [+language]
+  [language]
       range_very_long= _ "very long"
   [/language]
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 Example of an association of a string with the keyword for an '''electric''' type in UMC:
-  [+language]
+  [language]
       type_electric= _ "electric"
   [/language]

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   [language]
-      type_arcane=_ "arcane"
+      type_arcane= _ "arcane"
   [/language]

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 * '''arcane''': '''''(Version 1.9.3 and earlier only)''''' string to associate with the arcane type keyword.
 * '''range_$RANGE''': {{DevFeature1.9}} string to associate with whatever range $RANGE is in actual use. Refer to the [[LanguageWML#Examples|examples section]] for actual uses and examples.
-* '''type_$TYPE''': {{DevFeature1.9}} string to associate with whatever $TYPE is in actual use. Refer to the the [[LanguageWML#Examples|examples section]] for actual uses and examples.
+* '''type_$TYPE''': {{DevFeature1.9}} string to associate with whatever type $TYPE is in actual use. Refer to the the [[LanguageWML#Examples|examples section]] for actual uses and examples.
 == Examples ==