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Daniele at 10:27, 23 February 2024

2024-02-23T10:27:49Z

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	=== Converting from HTML to mediawiki ===		=== Converting from HTML to mediawiki ===
	Here are a couple of online resources which I tested copying and pasting the source from the Yambo [http://www.yambo-code.~~org~~/download/index.php Download] page.		Here are a couple of online resources which I tested copying and pasting the source from the Yambo [http://www.yambo-code.eu/download/index.php Download] page.

	* Using [http://labs.seapine.com/htmltowiki.cgi Seapine] gave this: [[Download-Seapine]] which is pretty good		* Using [http://labs.seapine.com/htmltowiki.cgi Seapine] gave this: [[Download-Seapine]] which is pretty good

Conor at 15:13, 16 April 2018

2018-04-16T15:13:52Z

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	This is just a link to the [[New main page]]		This is just a link to the [[New main page]]

			Page for testing CSS style: [[testcsshere]]

Conor: /* Porting the old site to the wiki */

2017-09-13T10:33:14Z

Porting the old site to the wiki

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	Please keep the current Main Page clean and with '''only working links'''! When a section is complete, add it to the current Main Page.		Please keep the current Main Page clean and with '''only working links'''! When a section is complete, add it to the current Main Page.

			Use this [[Sandbox]] for testing links, etc.

	=== Converting from HTML to mediawiki ===		=== Converting from HTML to mediawiki ===

Conor: /* Images */

2017-03-31T08:22:26Z

Images

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	=== Images ===		=== Images ===
	Have a look at the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images guidelines]. Probably if reusing old equation pngs one should use a form not rendered inline ~~like:~~		Have a look at the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images guidelines]. Probably if reusing old equation pngs one should use a form not rendered inline l by using a none or center label. Use 'x50px' to rescale formulae by height.

	<pre> [[File:Example.jpg\|x50px\|center\|alt alternate text]] </pre>		<pre> [[File:Example.jpg\|x50px\|center\|alt alternate text]] </pre>

Conor: /* Standards */

2017-03-31T08:19:45Z

Standards

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	Here are some ideas for standardizing things, but we can change these of course. Some ideas taken from [https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Help:Wiki_syntax_and_markup fedoraproject].		Here are some ideas for standardizing things, but we can change these of course. Some ideas taken from [https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Help:Wiki_syntax_and_markup fedoraproject].

	For writing commands, use the $ dollar (+ space) prompt:		For writing commands, use the $ dollar (+ space) prompt, indented by a space to form a code block:

	$ yambo -I ../ -F yambo.in -o c		$ yambo -I ../ -F yambo.in -o c

	If showing command plus output, the prompt can be used to help distinguish command/output:		If showing command plus output, the prompt can be used to help distinguish command/output:
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	Writing symbols, etc, inline:		Writing symbols, etc, inline:
	: Simple mathematical symbols can be put in italics (We next compute ''W'', the screened exchange), and subscripts/superscripts are possible with <~~code~~><sub><sup></~~code~~> tags		: Simple mathematical symbols can be put in italics (We next compute ''W'', the screened exchange), and subscripts/superscripts are possible with <sub>Sub</sub> and <sup>sup</sup> tags
	: Greek letters can be inserted using a wiki editor or HTML characters.		: Greek letters can be inserted using a wiki editor or HTML characters.
	: More complicated symbols could be put in the 'math' environment, e.g. (This yields the quantity <math>\|\psi\|^2</math>). However, this might not be rendered immediately, so avoid if possible.		: More complicated symbols could be put in the 'math' environment, e.g. (This yields the quantity <math>\|\psi\|^2</math>). However, this might not be rendered immediately, so avoid if possible.

Conor: /* Standards */

2017-03-31T08:15:44Z

Standards

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	Here are some ideas for standardizing things, but we can change these of course. Some ideas taken from [https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Help:Wiki_syntax_and_markup fedoraproject].		Here are some ideas for standardizing things, but we can change these of course. Some ideas taken from [https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Help:Wiki_syntax_and_markup fedoraproject].

	For writing commands, ~~omit~~ the prompt:		For writing commands, use the $ dollar (+ space) prompt:

	yambo ~~-o c~~ -I ../ -F yambo.in		$ yambo -I ../ -F yambo.in -o c

	If showing command plus output, the prompt can be used to help distinguish command/output:		If showing command plus output, the prompt can be used to help distinguish command/output:
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	ns.db1 ns.wf ndb.QP		ns.db1 ns.wf ndb.QP

	~~Programs,~~ directories~~, etc~~ should be put in a '~~code~~' environment~~, e~~.g.		Files and directories should be put in the ''italics'' environment: plot the ''o.eps.dat'' file and move it into ''SAVE''

	Use <code>git</code> to download source. ~~The main executable is~~ <code>~~bin~~/~~yambo~~</code>.		Code snippets, names of executables, commands, yambo options and inout variables should be put in the 'code' environment, eg. Use <code>git</code> to download source. Run the code withis <code>yambo -I</code> and use the <code>-J</code> option

	Writing symbols, etc, inline:		Writing symbols, etc, inline:
	: Simple mathematical symbols ~~are~~ put in italics (We next compute ''W'', the screened exchange).		: Simple mathematical symbols can be put in italics (We next compute ''W'', the screened exchange), and subscripts/superscripts are possible with <code><sub><sup></code> tags
	: Greek letters can be inserted using a wiki editor or HTML characters.		: Greek letters can be inserted using a wiki editor or HTML characters.
	: More complicated symbols could be put in the 'math' environment, e.g. (This yields the quantity <math>\|\psi\|^2</math>). However, this might not be rendered immediately, so avoid if possible.		: More complicated symbols could be put in the 'math' environment, e.g. (This yields the quantity <math>\|\psi\|^2</math>). However, this might not be rendered immediately, so avoid if possible.

	[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates Templates] can be used to standardize repeated things. ~~Perhaps this~~ can be useful for the input file documentation~~, e~~.g.		[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates Templates] can be used to standardize repeated things. This can be useful for the input file documentation. Use the ''var3'' template. See the [[Variables]] page for details.

	{{var1\|FFTGvecs\|RL\|Number of G-vectors in FFT\|This determines the number of G-vectors used in FFT calls and in the dipole matrix elements. Try reducing it to reduce the overall memory.}}		{{var1\|FFTGvecs\|RL\|Number of G-vectors in FFT\|This determines the number of G-vectors used in FFT calls and in the dipole matrix elements. Try reducing it to reduce the overall memory.}}

Conor at 15:58, 20 March 2017

2017-03-20T15:58:07Z

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	== Porting the old site to the wiki ==		== Porting the old site to the wiki ==

			An outline of the sections and new pages in the new site is given at: [[New main page]].

			Please keep the current Main Page clean and with '''only working links'''! When a section is complete, add it to the current Main Page.

	=== Converting from HTML to mediawiki ===		=== Converting from HTML to mediawiki ===
	Here are a couple of online resources which I tested copying and pasting the source from the Yambo [http://www.yambo-code.org/download/index.php Download] page.		Here are a couple of online resources which I tested copying and pasting the source from the Yambo [http://www.yambo-code.org/download/index.php Download] page.

Maurizia: /* Standards */

2017-03-14T10:48:23Z

Standards

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	{{var1\|FFTGvecs\|RL\|Number of G-vectors in FFT\|This determines the number of G-vectors used in FFT calls and in the dipole matrix elements. Try reducing it to reduce the overall memory.}}		{{var1\|FFTGvecs\|RL\|Number of G-vectors in FFT\|This determines the number of G-vectors used in FFT calls and in the dipole matrix elements. Try reducing it to reduce the overall memory.}}
	{{var1\|EXXRLvecs\|RL\|Number of G-vectors in exchange\|Best to leave this equal to <code>FFTGvecs</code>}}		{{var1\|EXXRLvecs\|RL\|Number of G-vectors in exchange\|Best to leave this equal to <code>FFTGvecs</code>}}


	=== Inserting simple math formulae ===		=== Inserting simple math formulae ===

Conor at 09:44, 22 February 2017

2017-02-22T09:44:50Z

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	Use <code>git</code> to download source. The main executable is <code>bin/yambo</code>.		Use <code>git</code> to download source. The main executable is <code>bin/yambo</code>.

	~~= For representing simple~~ mathematical symbols ~~inline,~~ put in italics (We next compute ''W'', the screened exchange).		Writing symbols, etc, inline:
	= Greek letters can be ~~used with~~ a wiki editor or HTML characters.		: Simple mathematical symbols are put in italics (We next compute ''W'', the screened exchange).
	= More complicated symbols could be put in the 'math' environment, e.g. (This yields the quantity <math>\|\psi\|^2</math>). However, this might not be rendered immediately, so avoid if possible.		: Greek letters can be inserted using a wiki editor or HTML characters.
			: More complicated symbols could be put in the 'math' environment, e.g. (This yields the quantity <math>\|\psi\|^2</math>). However, this might not be rendered immediately, so avoid if possible.

	[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates Templates] can be used to standardize repeated things. Perhaps this can be useful for the input file documentation, e.g.		[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates Templates] can be used to standardize repeated things. Perhaps this can be useful for the input file documentation, e.g.
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	{{var1\|FFTGvecs\|RL\|Number of G-vectors in FFT\|This determines the number of G-vectors used in FFT calls and in the dipole matrix elements. Try reducing it to reduce the overall memory.}}		{{var1\|FFTGvecs\|RL\|Number of G-vectors in FFT\|This determines the number of G-vectors used in FFT calls and in the dipole matrix elements. Try reducing it to reduce the overall memory.}}
	{{var1\|EXXRLvecs\|RL\|Number of G-vectors in exchange\|Best to leave this equal to <code>FFTGvecs</code>}}		{{var1\|EXXRLvecs\|RL\|Number of G-vectors in exchange\|Best to leave this equal to <code>FFTGvecs</code>}}

Conor at 09:41, 22 February 2017

2017-02-22T09:41:37Z

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 and <code>code snippets</code>
-We should decide a standard way to represent symbols, vectors, etc  <code>W</code> or ''W'' or <math>W</math> or ... ?
+=== Standards ===
 === Inserting simple math formulae ===
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 <math>\Phi_i({\bf r}) = \sum_{\bf G}^{N_G} c_i({\bf G}) e^{i{\bf G}\cdot{\bf r}}</math>
 === Images ===