Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of ProjectSkin

Timestamp:

Apr 25, 2007, 9:19:51 AM (18 years ago)

Author:

Nicolas

Comment:

Required manual changes to automatic conversion.

ProjectSkin

@@ -3 +3 @@
 The 'simple GUI' available in versions 5.8+ of the BOINC Manager uses graphical representations of projects and applications:
 
-
  * The project is represented by a 40x40 pixel icon.
  * Each application is represented by a sequence of images, each up to 290x126 pixels. These are shown as a slideshow, changing once every few seconds.
 
- For example, in the following screenshot of the simple GUI, the two icons at the bottom represent CPDN and SETI@home, and the earth-map image in the middle represents the particular CPDN application that is currently running.  [[Image(http://boinc.berkeley.edu/images/newboinc.jpg)]]
+For example, in the following screenshot of the simple GUI, the two icons at the bottom represent CPDN and SETI@home, and the earth-map image in the middle represents the particular CPDN application that is currently running.
+
+[[Image(http://boinc.berkeley.edu/images/newboinc.jpg)]]
+
 == Specifying project files ==
- Project graphics files are specified in a configuration file '''project_files.xml''' that you put in your project's root directory. This file specifies a set of 'project files' that will be automatically downloaded to clients (this can be used for purposes other than graphics).
+
+Project graphics files are specified in a configuration file '''project_files.xml''' that you put in your project's root directory. This file specifies a set of 'project files' that will be automatically downloaded to clients (this can be used for purposes other than graphics).
 
 The format of 'project_files.xml' is:
-
 
 {{{
@@ -29 +31 @@
 </project_files>
 }}}
-      For each file, this specifies:
 
+For each file, this specifies:
 
  * its URL (where to download it from)
@@ -37 +39 @@
  * its logical name; a 'soft link' file will be created with this name, linking to the physical name.
 
- All file_info records must appear before the project_files record. As with all BOINC files, project files are immutable. If you want to change the contents of a file, you must use a new physical name.
-
-
+All file_info records must appear before the project_files record. As with all BOINC files, project files are immutable. If you want to change the contents of a file, you must use a new physical name.
 
 Project Icon A project icon is a 40x40 image, PNG, JPG, GIF, or BMP format.
 
 An example would look like this:
-
 
 {{{
@@ -59 +58 @@
 </project_files>
 }}}
-      Two things to note here:
 
+Two things to note here:
 
  * The '01' in stat_icon_01.png is used for versioning.
- * The physical name for the project icon is 'stat_icon_01.png'   while the logical name for the project icon is 'stat_icon'.   The manager looks for 'stat_icon' and resolves   it to a physical name.
+ * The physical name for the project icon is 'stat_icon_01.png' while the logical name for the project icon is 'stat_icon'. The manager looks for 'stat_icon' and resolves  it to a physical name.
 
 Application Slideshow You can have one or more images displayed in the Simple GUI when BOINC is running one of your apps. Each image can have a height up to 126px and a width up to 290px, and can be any of the following image types: PNG, JPG, GIF, and BMP.
 
 An example would look like this:
-
 
 {{{
@@ -93 +91 @@
 </project_files>
 }}}
-      In this example:
 
+In this example:
 
 {{{
 slideshow_exampleapp_02_01.png
 }}}
- 'slideshow_' labels it as a slideshow file, 'exampleapp' is the  application short name, '02' is the index of the slide within the slideshow, and 01 is the version of the file.
 
-
-
+'slideshow_' labels it as a slideshow file, 'exampleapp' is the  application short name, '02' is the index of the slide within the slideshow, and 01 is the version of the file.
 
 == Example ==
- Here is the 'project_files.xml' file SETI@home is using:
 
+Here is the 'project_files.xml' file SETI@home is using:
 
 {{{