bullets()
bullets()
Section titled “bullets()”bullets(<list>[, <delimiter>[, <options>]])
Each item of <list> on its own line after a bullet or a number. <delimiter> splits the list; a space when none is given. An item too long for its line wraps under its own text, not under the bullet; numbers line up on their right. In the web portal it is a bulleted or numbered list.
- [bullets() options]: borders, theme, width, style, start and marker
- [bullets() examples]: wrapped, numbered, roman and marked lists
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Options
Section titled “Options”Options (the last argument, which may be empty):
"border":"<style>"and the border pieces - see LAYOUT BORDERS. They set the border of every box and rule inside that names none."theme":"<theme>"- colours for the layout and everything inside it; see LAYOUT THEMES."width":<n>- see LAYOUT FUNCTIONS."style":"<style>"-bullet(a round bullet, sent as*to a client without Unicode; the default),dash,star,number,alpha,romanornone."start":<n>- the first number, letter or numeral. 1 by default."marker":"<text>"- your own marker in front of every item.
Examples
Section titled “Examples”A Unicode client sees round bullets where these examples show *.
> think bullets(Be kind to other players|No spam|Have fun,|,{{"width":20}})* Be kind to other players* No spam* Have fun> think bullets(Mannaz Raya Tomas,,{{"style":"number","start":9}}) 9. Mannaz10. Raya11. Tomas> think bullets(North South,,{{"style":"roman"}}) i. Northii. South> think bullets(a b,,{{"marker":"->"}})-> a-> b