On Fri, Sep 07, 2007 at 03:58:10PM +0200, Fredrik wrote:
> It might be simple but I can't see what I do wrong. Here is my really
> advanced function so far...
>
> <?php if (!defined('PmWiki')) exit();
>
> Markup('test', 'directives', "/^\(:test[ ]*(.*?):\)\s*$/e",
> "test('$1')");
>
> function test($opts) {
> $args = ParseArgs($opts);
> $out = "!! ". $args['first'] ." ";
> $out .= $args['second']. "\n";
> $out .= "!! test\n";
> return $out;
> }
>
> ?>
>
> Disabling the last line beginning with $out makes everything work fine.
> But using both just shows this as a normal textline and not as
> headers. Any idea?
If a directive is producing markup that has newlines in it, then
it needs to call PRR() to get the markup engine to re-split the
line. Otherwise PmWiki still treats the result as being on
a single line.
So, try adding a call to PRR() inside of the test function:
function test($opts) {
$args = ParseArgs($opts);
$out = "!! ". $args['first'] ." ";
$out .= $args['second']. "\n";
$out .= "!! test\n";
PRR();
return $out;
}
Pm
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