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==Usage==
==Usage==

Latest revision as of 06:08, 7 August 2022

Labrps.svg Tutorial
Topic
{{{Topic}}}
Level
{{{Level}}}
Time to complete
Not provided
Authors
Not provided
LabRPS version
{{{RPSVersion}}}
Example files
None
See also
None

Usage

This template is the main tool to document tutorials. It should be inserted in documentation pages. See the sample on the right.

Labrps.svg Tutorial
Topic
SampleTopic
Level
Beginner
Time to complete
Two hours
Authors
Nickname (Link to forum profile or other)
LabRPS version
0.001
Example files
Some_file.rps (Github link or other)
See also
Tool

{{TutorialInfo
|Topic=SampleTopic
|Level=Beginner
|Time=Two hours
|Author=Nickname (Link to forum profile or other)
|RPSVersion=0.001
|Files=Some_file.rps (Github link or other)
}}

Parameters are specified with values after the equals sign: parameter=value.

The required parameters are:

{{TutorialInfo
|Topic=SampleTopic
|Level=Beginner
|RPSVersion=0.001
}}

Other parameters may be omitted or their value left empty.

Required parameters

The following parameters are required.

Topic
The subcategory of this tutorial, for example: Implementation of Kaimal Spectrum Model.
Level
Experience level required to complete this tutorial: Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced.
RPSVersion
The LabRPS version used in the creation of this tutorial. Preferably, this should be the current stable version at the moment of writing.

Optional Parameters

The following parameters are optional. If they are not included in the template, they will default to Not provided or None.

Time
The approximate time required to complete the tutorial.
Author
The author of the tutorial. A link to the author's wiki or forum profile page will allow visitors to get in touch with questions or comments.
Files
Optional link to example files. Use an appropriate repository (GitHub).
See Also
Optional links to other related commands, for example, SeeAlso=[[Some Tool|Tool]].