Hi Wang,
The [ symbol is a special symbol but not a wiki syntax token so it's
normal that it's not escaped automatically by the XHTML parser (and it
shouldn't be).
Thus if you enter for ex "[nolink]" in the WYSIWYG editor it should
generate "[nolink]" in xwiki syntax (and *not* \[nolink\]).
Right now we don't have any XHTML notation to tell the XHTML parser
that some characters are escaped. I don't know if we should have such
a syntax or not. I think it would be good to have even though it's not
necessary
Since [ doesn't require to be escaped if you enter \[notlink\] in wiki
syntax, go to the WYSIWYG renderer and come back to wiki syntax you'll
get "[nolink]" which is valid.
However I've just noticed that [[, ]], {{ and }} should also be
escaped so I've fixed this.
Thanks
-Vincent
On Sep 15, 2008, at 7:04 AM, Wang Ning wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I add a test case for escaped symbol, but it does not pass. The test
> case is like below. The xhtmlparser only realize the "[" "]" as the
> SpecialSymbol.
>
> .#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> .input|xwiki/2.0
> .#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> \[notlink\]
> .#-----------------------------------------------------
> .expect|event
> .#-----------------------------------------------------
> beginDocument
> beginParagraph: []
> onEscape: [[]
> onWord: [notlink]
> onEscape: []]
> endParagraph: []
> endDocument
> .#-----------------------------------------------------
> .expect|xhtml
> .#-----------------------------------------------------
> <p>[notlink]</p>
> .#-----------------------------------------------------
> .expect|xwiki
> .#-----------------------------------------------------
> \[notlink\]
> .#-----------------------------------------------------
> .input|xhtml/1.0
> .#-----------------------------------------------------
> <html><p>[notlink]</p></html>
>
> I see the class WikiModelXHTMLParser can handle the escaped symbols,
> by add them like
> return new XhtmlParser(Arrays.asList("**", "~~", "##", "--", "__",
> "^^", ",,"));\
> How about add [ ] in it, like
> return new XhtmlParser(Arrays.asList("**", "~~", "##", "--", "__",
> "^^", ",,", "[", "]"));
>
> Thanks
> Wang Ning
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