Hi!
Question; is it possible that in this case the start and end of the
exception limits must be different strings?
I try with "$$" as beginning and end and I get an exception that seems
to be cause be caused by the start and end indexes being mixed-up. Then
I tried with "$" and "/$" and it worked fine.
Any thoughts?
regards,
Casco
"Jochen F. Rick" wrote:
>
> > On Fri, 8 Jun 2001, Alejandro Fernandez wrote:
> >
> > > �line one
> > > line two
> > > line three�
> > >
> > > Should I try with PageFormater? But the setting showFormater of a swiki
> > > is supposed to be a LineFormatter, right?
> > > Any suggestions?
> >
> > That would be an "exception", see senders of addExceptionFrom:to:using:.
> > Exceptions are processed before the single-line formatters, like, for
> > example, "<html>...</html>". The problem is that no line-formatters are
> > applied to the text within the exception range (I haven't checked in
> > Swiki 1.0, though).
>
> Correct. But, it is trivial to make the exception also pe processed by
> the line-formatter:
>
> instance addExceptionFrom: '�' to: '�' using: [:text :request
> :response :shelf :book :page | '<em>', (instance format: text request:
> request response: response shelf: shelf book: book page: page), '</em>'].
>
> Peace and Luck!
>
> Je77
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