Re: [pmwiki-users] (:directive:) in (:mytext: this is a hidden PTV:)
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 12:26, Hans wrote:
> Tuesday, April 20, 2010, 11:07:32 AM, Dominique Faure wrote:
>
>> oops, the generic version should be more elaborated:
>
>> $MarkupExpr['directive'] = 'preg_replace("/\\n$/", "",
>> MarkupToHTML($pagename,
>> "<:block>(:" .
>> trim(preg_replace($rpat, $rrep, $params)) . ":)",
>> array("escape" => 0)))',
>
>> should do the trick
>
> this did not work, even with ';' at end instead of ','
> but your previous suggeastion works with thumb and thumblist.
Here's my full bench:
=8<- - - - - (Test.MarkupExpr wiki page) - - - - -
:PTV1: ptv1 (:mymarkup :) ptv1
:PTV2: ptv2 {(directive mymarkup )} ptv2
(:PTV3: ptv3 {(directive mymarkup )} ptv3 :)
* {$:PTV1}
* {$:PTV2}
* {$:PTV3}
=8<- - - - - (Test.MarkupExpr.php) - - - - -
Markup('mymarkup', 'directives', "/\\(:mymarkup\\s+(.*?):\\)/sei",
"MyMarkup(\$pagename, PSS('$1'))");
function MyMarkup($pagename, $args) {
return "This is my markup...\"$args\"";
}
if(true) {
$MarkupExpr['directive'] =
'"(:" . trim(preg_replace($rpat, $rrep, $params)) . ":)"';
} else {
$MarkupExpr['directive'] =
'preg_replace("/\\n$/", "", MarkupToHTML($pagename,
"<:block>(:" . trim(preg_replace($rpat, $rrep, $params)) . ":)",
array("escape" => 0)))';
}
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
While having the 1st solution active, the page is rendered as below,
where you may see an evaluation artefact ("ptv3 :)") while rendering
PTV2 definition:
=8<- - - - -
PTV1
ptv1 This is my markup..." " ptv1
PTV2
ptv2 This is my markup..." " ptv2 ptv3 :)
* ptv1 This is my markup..." " ptv1
* ptv2 This is my markup..." " ptv2
* ptv3 This is my markup..." " ptv3
=8<- - - - -
Reversing the test to activate the other definition, let the markup
render without the offending "ptv3 :)"
> Is
> $MarkupExpr['directive'] = '"(:" . trim(preg_replace($rpat, $rrep, $params))
> . ":)"';
> restricted to directives without line breaks?
The MarkupExpr markup definition, ie. the {(...)} general processing
isn't designed to handle multiple lines.
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Re: [pmwiki-users] (:directive:) in (:mytext: this is a hidden PTV:)
Tuesday, April 20, 2010, 11:07:32 AM, Dominique Faure wrote:
> oops, the generic version should be more elaborated:
> $MarkupExpr['directive'] = 'preg_replace("/\\n$/", "",
>MarkupToHTML($pagename,
> "<:block>(:" .
> trim(preg_replace($rpat, $rrep, $params)) . ":)",
> array("escape" => 0)))',
> should do the trick
this did not work, even with ';' at end instead of ','
but your previous suggeastion works with thumb and thumblist.
Is
$MarkupExpr['directive'] = '"(:" . trim(preg_replace($rpat, $rrep, $params)) .
":)"';
restricted to directives without line breaks?
tanks,
~Hans
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Re: [pmwiki-users] (:directive:) in (:mytext: this is a hidden PTV:)
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 11:42, Dominique Faure
wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 11:19, Hans wrote:
>> Tuesday, April 20, 2010, 1:26:45 AM, ABClf wrote:
>>
>>> I was in trouble for using (:thumblist:) in a large hidden PTV
>>> (:myptv: long text :).
>>> Here it is my problematic source:
>>
>>> (:text: some long text, where I want images (:thumblist:) some more text:)
>>
>>> doesn't work when showing {$:text} ; I guess it is because of the
>>> thumblist's « :) »
>>
>> you could define a markup expression for thumblist
>> and use that inside the PTV:
>>
>> in config:
>>
>> $MarkupExpr['thumb'] = $MarkupExpr['thumblist']
>> = 'MXThumbList($pagename, $args, $argp)';
>> function MXThumbList($pagename, $args, $argp) {
>> $suffix = (isset($args[0])) ? '' : 'list';
>> unset($argp[''],$argp['#']);
>> foreach($argp as $k => $v)
>> $opt .= " ".$k."=".$v;
>> foreach($args as $v)
>> $opt .= " ".$v;
>> return FmtThumbList($pagename, $opt, $suffix, '');
>> }
>>
>> PTV example in the page:
>> (:text: some long text, where I want images {(thumblist)} some more text:)
>> or
>> (:text: some text {(thumb myimage.jpg)} some more text:)
>>
>> thumblist parameters should work too.
>>
>>
>> ~Hans
>>
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>
> Then why not, the generic:
>
> $MarkupExpr['directive'] = '"(:" . trim(preg_replace($rpat, $rrep,
> $params)) . ":)"';
>
> with the wiki page syntax:
>
> (:text: some long text, where I want images {(directive thumblist)}
> some more text:)
>
oops, the generic version should be more elaborated:
$MarkupExpr['directive'] = 'preg_replace("/\\n$/", "",
MarkupToHTML($pagename,
"<:block>(:" .
trim(preg_replace($rpat, $rrep, $params)) . ":)",
array("escape" => 0)))',
should do the trick
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Re: [pmwiki-users] (:directive:) in (:mytext: this is a hidden PTV:)
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 11:19, Hans wrote:
> Tuesday, April 20, 2010, 1:26:45 AM, ABClf wrote:
>
>> I was in trouble for using (:thumblist:) in a large hidden PTV
>> (:myptv: long text :).
>> Here it is my problematic source:
>
>> (:text: some long text, where I want images (:thumblist:) some more text:)
>
>> doesn't work when showing {$:text} ; I guess it is because of the
>> thumblist's « :) »
>
> you could define a markup expression for thumblist
> and use that inside the PTV:
>
> in config:
>
> $MarkupExpr['thumb'] = $MarkupExpr['thumblist']
> = 'MXThumbList($pagename, $args, $argp)';
> function MXThumbList($pagename, $args, $argp) {
> $suffix = (isset($args[0])) ? '' : 'list';
> unset($argp[''],$argp['#']);
> foreach($argp as $k => $v)
> $opt .= " ".$k."=".$v;
> foreach($args as $v)
> $opt .= " ".$v;
> return FmtThumbList($pagename, $opt, $suffix, '');
> }
>
> PTV example in the page:
> (:text: some long text, where I want images {(thumblist)} some more text:)
> or
> (:text: some text {(thumb myimage.jpg)} some more text:)
>
> thumblist parameters should work too.
>
>
> ~Hans
>
>
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Then why not, the generic:
$MarkupExpr['directive'] = '"(:" . trim(preg_replace($rpat, $rrep,
$params)) . ":)"';
with the wiki page syntax:
(:text: some long text, where I want images {(directive thumblist)}
some more text:)
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Re: [pmwiki-users] (:directive:) in (:mytext: this is a hidden PTV:)
Tuesday, April 20, 2010, 1:26:45 AM, ABClf wrote:
> I was in trouble for using (:thumblist:) in a large hidden PTV
> (:myptv: long text :).
> Here it is my problematic source:
> (:text: some long text, where I want images (:thumblist:) some more text:)
> doesn't work when showing {$:text} ; I guess it is because of the
> thumblist's « :) »
you could define a markup expression for thumblist
and use that inside the PTV:
in config:
$MarkupExpr['thumb'] = $MarkupExpr['thumblist']
= 'MXThumbList($pagename, $args, $argp)';
function MXThumbList($pagename, $args, $argp) {
$suffix = (isset($args[0])) ? '' : 'list';
unset($argp[''],$argp['#']);
foreach($argp as $k => $v)
$opt .= " ".$k."=".$v;
foreach($args as $v)
$opt .= " ".$v;
return FmtThumbList($pagename, $opt, $suffix, '');
}
PTV example in the page:
(:text: some long text, where I want images {(thumblist)} some more text:)
or
(:text: some text {(thumb myimage.jpg)} some more text:)
thumblist parameters should work too.
~Hans
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Re: [pmwiki-users] (:directive:) in (:mytext: this is a hidden PTV:)
On 4/19/2010 8:26 PM, ABClf wrote:
Hi the list !
I was in trouble for using (:thumblist:) in a large hidden PTV
(:myptv: long text :).
Here it is my problematic source:
(:text: some long text, where I want images (:thumblist:) some more text:)
doesn't work when showing {$:text} ; I guess it is because of the
thumblist's « :) »
You might want to try defining a new markup to declare variables, and
then use that as a wrapper for variable declarations that need to
contain markup. You can see this in action in BlogIt, which stores blog
entries as multi-line PTVs. The foundation is setting
$PageTextVarPatterns. In BlogIt for example, this pattern allows this
format [[#blogit_VARIABLE_NAME]]:...[[#blogit_VARIABLE_NAMEend]] to
store a variable, in addition to the normal (:...:...:) pattern.
$PageTextVarPatterns['[[#anchor]]'] = '/(\[\[#blogit_(\w[_-\w]*)\]\](?:
*\n)?)(.*?)(\[\[#blogit_\2end\]\])/s';
~ ~ Dave
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[pmwiki-users] (:directive:) in (:mytext: this is a hidden PTV:)
Hi the list !
I was in trouble for using (:thumblist:) in a large hidden PTV
(:myptv: long text :).
Here it is my problematic source:
(:text: some long text, where I want images (:thumblist:) some more text:)
doesn't work when showing {$:text} ; I guess it is because of the
thumblist's « :) »
Tricky (?) but working solution was to create a non hidden PTV for the
directive (included in a comment block to be hidden), then inject it
in hidden PTV, this way :
>>comment<<
images:(:thumblist:)
>><<
(:text: some long text, where I want images {$:images} some more text:)
does work when showing {$:text}
(in use there :
http://www.languefrancaise.net/Info/2008-10-27-Simonin-dans-les-collections-de-la-BNF)
As all is apparently working for me, I have no question ;)
But I would like to be informed :
-is that strategy the good one to make directive compatible with
hidden PTV (a way to avoid the breaking « :) » ?
-isn't there a possibility to make hidden PTV compatible with directive ?
Thank you,
Gilles.
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