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Why is Refernece Tables a separate section? | Why is Refernece Tables a separate section? For all intents and purposes reference tables are record tables too, which are (according to your draft) covered by section 3.2. Record Tables and Filtering. | ||
:Sorry, this is a terminology issue. That section is for any quick-look-up tables the manual should include (shortkeys are an obvious example but there are probably more pertinent ones), for the user's reference. [[User:Sload|Sload]] ([[User talk:Sload|talk]]) | |||
::That was funny. Anyway, I suggest to change the wording, because Reference Table is an established term within OpenCS.--[[User:Zini|Zini]] ([[User talk:Zini|talk]]) 14:16, 7 July 2014 (CEST) | |||
:Oh, a good example from the current manual would be what file formats for meshes & audio OpenMW. [[User:Sload|Sload]] ([[User talk:Sload|talk]]) | |||
Latest revision as of 12:16, 7 July 2014
Why is Refernece Tables a separate section? For all intents and purposes reference tables are record tables too, which are (according to your draft) covered by section 3.2. Record Tables and Filtering.
- Sorry, this is a terminology issue. That section is for any quick-look-up tables the manual should include (shortkeys are an obvious example but there are probably more pertinent ones), for the user's reference. Sload (talk)