Thanks so much, it works like a charm in 2.2.102. Any yes, it does let me
edit the svg code -- which is just flat text -- in the page edit, and
displays it as an image when the page is viewed. I use it to compose
simple geometry figures, Feynman diagrams, circuit schematics, and
illustrations for classical mechanics, and also to pretty up plots from
Gnuplot.
On Wed, 16 Aug 2017, Petko Yotov wrote:
Here is your markup rule and function, the 4 changed lines are marked with
#changed or #added:
Markup('svgtag','fulltext','/\\{\\*(.*?)\\*\\}/s',"litsvg"); #changed
function litsvg($m){ #changed
$string = $m[1]; #added
$out = '';
$string = str_replace(array('>', '<', '&'),
array('>', '<', '&'), $string);
$string = str_replace(array('</p>','<pre>','</pre>',
"<p class='vspace'>",'\\"'), array('','','','','"'),$string);
$out = $out . $string;
return Keep($out); #changed
}
Note, this requires at least PmWiki 2.2.56 (latest recommended). You may have
to upgrade.
Petko
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