On 11/01/2018 21:45, Robert Riebisch wrote:
how do I rebuild *RecentChanges after, let's say, copying in pages
from
another PmWiki installation?
It's more like a "log". So you might have to copy it from another
system or backup and possibly even massage the data (for example if
you
change the "logging" format and want everything uniform).
What I have in mind:
1) Loop through all the pages (per group),
2) Extract all author + csum + ctime (+ host) information per page,
3) Sort all entries by time to reconstruct the timeline.
(Not sure, but sorting entries in RAM could be problematic for large
wiki. Dunno, if PHP cares.)
4) Write to *RecentChanges files.
Is there any such recipe?
There is no such recipe yet, but something similar can be achieved in
real time, without writing it to RecentChanges, with a PageList:
Try in your WikiSandbox:
(:pagelist order=-time group=Main fmt=#rc:)
(:pagelist order=-time group=Main fmt=#rcode:)
(:if false:)
[[#rc]]
* [[{=$FullName}]] . . . {=$LastModified} by {=$LastModifiedBy}:
{=$LastModifiedSummary}
[[#rcend]]
[[#rccode]]
[=* [[=]{=$FullName}]] . . . {=$LastModified} by {=$LastModifiedBy}:
{=$LastModifiedSummary}
[[#rccodeend]]
(:ifend:)
The second template #rccode will print the wiki code because the line is
preceded with a space and the start-of-link part of the markup is
escaped with the [=...=] PmWiki escape characters.
To list all pages in all groups, remove the "group=Main" part.
If you must write it to *RecentChanges, you may be able to copy the
generated code, remove the initial white space on every line, and place
it in the *RecentChanges page(s).
Read more at:
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/PageLists
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/PageListTemplates
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/PageVariables
Petko
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