Documented keyword related types

doc/type/index.txt

@@ -48,10 +48,11 @@ These contain several properties, similair to the file types. But they are part
 | [[type:function]]	Functions in scripts. These have no direct representation in a file.
 
 --Enumerations--
-| [[type:alignment]]		Alignment of text and images
-| [[type:direction]]		Direction of text
-| [[type:combine]]		How to combine images with the background
-| [[type:symbol combine]]	How to combine [[type:symbol part|symbol shapes]] with the background
+| [[type:alignment]]		Alignment of text and images.
+| [[type:direction]]		Direction of text.
+| [[type:combine]]		How to combine images with the background.
+| [[type:symbol combine]]	How to combine [[type:symbol part|symbol shapes]] with the background.
+| [[type:graph type]]		Type of statistics graphs.
 
 --Primitive types--
 | [[type:string]]		Text, @"abc"@

doc/type/keyword.txt

+Data type: keyword
+
+--Overview--
+
+A keyword in a [[type:set]] or a [[type:game]].
+
+A keyword is something that matches a piece of text, and optionally some kind of reminder text can be shown.
+
+--Properties--
+! Property		Type					Default		Description
+| @keyword@		[[type:string]]				''required''	Name of the keyword.
+| @match@		[[type:string]]				''required''	String to match.
+| @reminder@		[[type:scriptable]] [[type:string]]	''required''	Script to generate the reminder text of this keyword.
+| @rules@		[[type:string]]				@""@		Explanation or additional rules for this keyword.
+| @mode@		Name of a [[type:keyword mode]]		 		Mode of this keyword.
+
+The match string can include parameters, @"<atom-param>type</atom-param>"@ where @"type"@ is the name of a [[type:keyword param type|keyword parameter type]] in the game.
+These will match according to the @match@ property of that parameter type.
+
+When expanding the reminder text @param1@ refers to the first parameter in the match string, @param2@ to the second, etc.
+
+--Example--
+>keyword:
+>	keyword: Equip
+>	match: Equip <atom-param>cost</atom-param>
+>	mode: core
+>	reminder: {param1}: Attach to target creature you control. Equip only as a sorcery.

doc/type/keyword_mode.txt

+Data type: keyword mode
+
+--Overview--
+
+A mode for [[type:keyword]]s.
+
+This becomes a choice in the 'mode' box on the keywords panel.
+
+The idea behind modes is that a mode indicates what type of keyword it is, for example an "official" keyword, a "simple" keyword or a "custom" keyword.
+This information can then be used to determine whether to expand the reminder text.
+
+--Properties--
+! Property		Type			Default		Description
+| @name@		[[type:string]]		''required''	Name of the mode, this is shown in the box and used in scripts.
+| @description@		[[type:string]]		@""@		A description of this mode.
+| @is default@		[[type:boolean]]	@false@		Is this the default mode for new keywords?
+
+--Example--
+>keyword mode:
+>	name: custom
+>	description: Custom keywords
+>	is default: true

doc/type/keyword_param_reference_script.txt

+Data type: keyword parameter reference script
+
+--Overview--
+
+A wat to use a [[type:keyword param type|keyword parameter]] in a [[type:keyword]]'s reminder text.
+
+Usually the parameters are included as @"{param1}"@, etc.
+But in some cases for instance a function should be applied, @"{fun(param1)}"@.
+
+To make this easy for the user, a menu of choices is provided, this type describes such a choice.
+
+--Properties--
+! Property		Type		Default		Description
+| @name@		[[type:string]]	''required''	Name of the parameter type.
+| @description@		[[type:string]]	''required''	A description of the reference script.
+| @script@		[[type:script]]	''required''	Script that generates the code using the parameter.<br/>
+			 		 		This means you will likely need to do some escaping.<br/>
+			 		 		In the script, @input@ refers to the name of the parameter, for example @"param1"@.
+
+--Example--
+Apply the [[fun:english_number]] function to the parameter:
+>refer script:
+>	name: as words
+>	description: (one, two, three)
+>	script: \{english_number({input})\}

doc/type/keyword_param_type.txt

+Data type: keyword parameter type
+
+--Overview--
+
+A type of parameter that can be used in a [[type:keyword]].
+
+--Properties--
+! Property		Type					Default		Description
+| @name@		[[type:string]]				''required''	Name of the parameter type.
+| @description@		[[type:string]]				''required''	Description of the parameter type.
+| @placeholder@		[[type:string]]		@name@ of this param type	Placeholder to use for empty parameters, the name is used if this is empty.
+| @optional@		[[type:boolean]]			@true@		Is a placeholder used when a keyword is encountered with no parameter,<br/> for example @"Cycling "@ would become @"Cycling <atom-kwpph>cost</atom-kwpph>"@.
+| @match@		[[type:regex]]				''required''	Regular expression that this param type matches.
+| @separator before is@	[[type:regex]]				@""@		Regular expression of separator before parameters of this type.
+| @separator after is@	[[type:regex]]				@""@		Regular expression of separator after  parameters of this type.
+| @eat separator@	[[type:boolean]]			@true@		Allow the user to 'type over' the separator.<br/>
+			 					 		For example if the separator is @" "@ in the keyword @"Cycling"@, and the user types @"Cycling"@,
+			 					 		a space and a placeholder is automatically inserted, making @"Cycling <cost>"@.
+			 					 		If the user now presses space the cursor is only moved, no additional space is inserted, the space is 'eaten'.
+| @script@		[[type:script]]				 		Script to apply to parameters of this type before substituting them back into the text.
+| @reminder script@	[[type:script]]				 		Script to apply to parameters of this type before using them in the reminder text.
+| @example@		[[type:string]]				 		Example for in the keyword editor, currently not used.
+| @refer scripts@	[[type:list]] of [[type:keyword param reference script]]s
+			 					 		Scripts for inserting paramaters of this type into the reminder text.
+			 					 		To make this easy for the user, a menu of ways to use a parameter is provided.
+
+--Example--
+The 'number' parameter type. It matches a sequence of digits.
+It can be included in the reminder text directly, or by applying some function first.
+>keyword parameter type:
+>	name: number
+>	match: [0-9]+
+>	refer script:
+>		name: normal
+>		description: (1,2,3)
+>		script: \{{input}\}
+>	refer script:
+>		name: as words
+>		description: (one, two, three)
+>		script: \{english_number({input})\}

doc/type/regex.txt

+Primitive type: regular expression
+