Internal link format

Internal links can have various formats:

[[CHANGELOG]]: a simple link to another page that appears like this: CHANGELOG.
[[CHANGELOG|The Change Log]]: a link with an alias that appears like this: The Change Log.
[[CHANGELOG$edge]]: a link referencing a particular anchor: CHANGELOG$edge. When the page name is omitted, the anchor is expected to be local to the current page.
[[CHANGELOG#Edge]]: a link referencing a particular header: CHANGELOG#Edge. When the page name is omitted, the header is expected to be local to the current page.
[[CHANGELOG@...]]: a link referencing a particular position in a page. This notation is generally automatically generated through templates.
- [[CHANGELOG@1234]]: character in text (starting from 0): CHANGELOG@1234
- [[CHANGELOG@L3]]: line of text (starting from 1): CHANGELOG@L3. When column number is omitted it is assumed to be start of line. This starts from one to match the convention widely used in other text editors.
- [[CHANGELOG@L1C3]]: line and column: CHANGELOG@L1C3. This also starts from 1 for the start of line. The cursor will be placed at the end of line if the passed number is larger than the line

Caret page links

Meta Pages are excluded from link auto complete in many contexts. However, you may still want to reference a meta page outside of a “meta context.” To make it easier to reference, you can use the caret syntax: [[^SETTINGS]]. Semantically this has the same meaning as [[SETTINGS]]. The only difference is that auto complete will only complete meta pages.