Re: [pmwiki-users] styles in customMarkup
On 25 January 2010 06:05, Petko Yotov 5...@5ko.fr wrote:
On Sunday 24 January 2010 15:04:05, Walter Keller wrote :
Markup('mRed', '^', '/{mRed\+}/', 'color=red');
then then the formatting is not honoured, just the text expanded to
color
To make it work you need the clumsy definition
Markup('mBlue', '^', '/{mBlue\+}/',
'gt;gt;color=bluelt;lt;');
This is neither intuitive nor documented! It took me quite a time to
find out. At least it would also work for text variables.
Feel free to document it on pmwiki.org on the pages where you think it
should
be documented -- this may be helpful to other users. Thanks in advance.
Could you fix pmWiki, such that 'color=red' would work?
No. PmWiki converts the wiki-text to HTML which uses a lot the characters
and . In order not to mess with what it already processed to HTML, PmWiki
converts those characters and from the wiki source to the entities lt;
and gt;, and uses them when the page markup is processed. So it is
correct,
if you define new markup rules containing and , which are not native
HTML
but should be re-processed by PmWiki, you should use lt; and gt;.
Thanks,
Petko
P.S. If your use of the {mBlue} markup is really as simple as your example,
you know you can use the built-in %red% and %blue% command to change the
text
to red and to blue.
Possibly this is related to http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PITS/00962
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[pmwiki-users] styles in customMarkup
if you define a style in a text variable as
(:vRed:color=red:)
you can use is at as expected in wiki text:
{$:vRed} red text
however, if you do the same with custom markup
Markup('mRed', '^', '/{mRed\+}/', 'color=red');
then then the formatting is not honoured, just the text expanded to
color
To make it work you need the clumsy definition
Markup('mBlue', '^', '/{mBlue\+}/', 'gt;gt;color=bluelt;lt;');
see http://wlkl.ch/wiki/index.php?n=My.Test2
This is neither intuitive nor documented! It took me quite a time to
find out. At least it would also work for text variables.
Could you fix pmWiki, such that 'color=red' would work?
thanks a lot
Walter
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[pmwiki-users] styles in customMarkup
if you define a style in a text variable as
(:vRed:color=red:)
you can use is at as expected in wiki text:
{$:vRed} red text
however, if you do the same with custom markup
Markup('mRed', '^', '/{mRed\+}/', 'color=red');
then then the formatting is not honoured, just the text expanded to
color
To make it work you need the clumsy definition
Markup('mBlue', '^', '/{mBlue\+}/', 'gt;gt;color=bluelt;lt;');
This is neither intuitive nor documented! It took me quite a time to
find out. At least it would also work for text variables.
Could you fix pmWiki, such that 'color=red' would work?
thanks a lot
Walter
see http://wlkl.ch/wiki/index.php?n=My.Test2
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Re: [pmwiki-users] styles in customMarkup
On Sunday 24 January 2010 15:04:05, Walter Keller wrote :
Markup('mRed', '^', '/{mRed\+}/', 'color=red');
then then the formatting is not honoured, just the text expanded to
color
To make it work you need the clumsy definition
Markup('mBlue', '^', '/{mBlue\+}/', 'gt;gt;color=bluelt;lt;');
This is neither intuitive nor documented! It took me quite a time to
find out. At least it would also work for text variables.
Feel free to document it on pmwiki.org on the pages where you think it should
be documented -- this may be helpful to other users. Thanks in advance.
Could you fix pmWiki, such that 'color=red' would work?
No. PmWiki converts the wiki-text to HTML which uses a lot the characters
and . In order not to mess with what it already processed to HTML, PmWiki
converts those characters and from the wiki source to the entities lt;
and gt;, and uses them when the page markup is processed. So it is correct,
if you define new markup rules containing and , which are not native HTML
but should be re-processed by PmWiki, you should use lt; and gt;.
Thanks,
Petko
P.S. If your use of the {mBlue} markup is really as simple as your example,
you know you can use the built-in %red% and %blue% command to change the text
to red and to blue.
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