Difference between revisions of "Help:Search Terms"

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  elephant
  elephant
  Sears
  Sears
End Search Terms --></nowiki>
End Search Terms --></nowiki>


Now this page will show up in a search for "banana", "elephant", or "Sears". The <nowiki><!-- and --></nowiki> tags are the beginnings an end of the HTML comment, and the "Begin" and "End" notes are added to explain what the comment is being used for.
Now this page will show up in a search for "banana", "elephant", or "Sears", but visitors would never see this list. The <nowiki><!-- and --></nowiki> tags are the beginnings an end of the HTML comment, and the "Begin" and "End" notes are added to explain what the comment is being used for.


One of the most important places to add search terms is to each of the functions in the game. Because functions are all a single word, a Search Term list should be made for each one, with each part of the function name in it.
One of the most important places to add search terms is to each of the functions in the game. Because functions are all a single word, a Search Term list should be made for each one, with each part of the function name in it.
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  Item
  Item
  Count
  Count
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End Search Terms -->
'''Syntax:'''
'''Syntax:'''
  [''ActorID''|''ContainerID''.]GetItemCount ''ObjectID''</nowiki>
[''ActorID''|''ContainerID''.]GetItemCount ''ObjectID''</nowiki>


Now a search for "Get", "Item", or "Count" will return GetItemCount. Of course, once this project is completed, many other things will too, but it should make the Search function far more robust.
Now a search for "Get", "Item", or "Count" will return GetItemCount. Of course, once this project is completed, many other things will too, but it should make the Search function far more robust.