On 2/2/2011 12:00 PM, Itamar O wrote:
Hi,
when editing wiki pages with Hebrew content (right-to-left) I
sometimes need to switch language in order to insert a wiki element
(e.g. [wiki:"hebrew page name" hebrew link caption]).
You could also adopt the 0.12 (WikiCreole style) link syntax: [[hebrew
page name|hebrew link caption]]
Because of right-to-left issues, this messes up the editor and makes
it difficult to read and modify the raw wiki.
I would like to implement a (very simple) macro-set that allows using
alternative strings as aliases for resource-names, so I can specify
Hebrew words to insert wiki elements.
I imagine the following conf-section
[aliases]
wiki = comma delimited list of alternative strings for the wiki resource
source = ..
export = ..
etc.
and the macro should replace occurrences of [bla:..] with [wiki:..] if
"bla" appears in the list for "wiki".
what would be the simplest way to implement this?
Shouldn't be hard at all, implemented on the model of [intertrac] for
example.
But you can already fake this right now by using InterWiki prefixes.
Try adding to your InterMapTxt page e.g.
bla = /wiki/
or:
bla = /project/wiki/
(depending on your setup)
-- Christian
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