I think maybe we're talking past each other :)
I'm already building out the `generateSqlite3ForPage` work-in-progress stub
you created, and pages currently fit within the existing compounddef SQL
table just as well as they fit within the compounddef XML schema.
My question is whether/how the detaileddescription can be saved in a single
format, so that it's not in at least 3 different formats.
I noticed this problem while building out the "page" type (and used it as a
succinct example of the issue), but it *already* exists for any fields that
can hold arbitrary nested input (such as complex detaileddescriptions on
memberdefs). I've added a 6th file at the end of the gist (
https://gist.github.com/abathur/b3d3d25885303eb216e0ffa2d2604034) containing
the database row for one of our more complex member definitions,
demonstrating this issue. This problem will apply to all additional
compound types as I build them out.
Hope this clarifies,
T
On Mon, Jul 10, 2017 at 11:05 AM, Adrian M Negreanu <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hi,
> I think, from the gist you posted, that your use case needs to extend the
> current schema so that the elements you see in the xml will also be found
> in sqlite3.
>
> So you'll need a `page` table and add a generateSqlite3ForPage that fills
> in that table.
> Tbis way the semantic you mentioned previously would be provided by the
> new table/attribute.
>
> On Jul 10, 2017 18:57, "Travis Everett" <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> Hi again Adrian,
>
> I agree with what you've said, but I think that only holds when the
> detaileddescription database field holds a *single* format.
>
> An example of the input/output I'm working with might be more useful than
> my initial description: https://gist.github.com/abathur/b3d3d25885303eb
> 216e0ffa2d2604034
>
> In this example, you can see that the string going into the database
> contains three different formats: an HTML header, plaintext markup, and
> Doxygen commands.
>
> Context: `generateSqlite3ForPage` is one of the parts of sqlite3gen that
> I'm refining as I work on a broader project that generates Doxygen-ready
> source files and markdown pages from a large Sphinx/RST corpus.
>
> Cheers,
> Travis
>
> On Sun, Jul 9, 2017 at 11:48 PM, Adrian M Negreanu <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi Travis,
>>
>> The format of the description is dictated by the client's needs. Or in
>> other words, where that description is used.
>>
>> I'm using it from python scripts which makes it easy to parse the current
>> plain text.
>>
>> This brings me to the question : why do you need another format, say (A),
>> when you'll already have to parse the plaintext format to extract the
>> semantic needed by (A) ?
>>
>> One reason for adding (A) is "it's easier for the client to use/parse",
>> which brings me again, to the first part : what client do you have ?
>>
>> Regards
>>
>>
>> On Jul 10, 2017 3:21 AM, "Travis Everett" <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>>
>> All,
>>
>> I'm resuming work on refining the experimental SQLite3 output. I've run
>> into a pretty obvious quandary that I was blissfully ignorant of:
>>
>> Before output-format-specific conversion, it looks like detailed
>> descriptions can include (at least) a mix of HTML and raw text that still
>> contains doxygen commands (I haven't gone fishing, but my guess is that
>> markdown gets translated down to HTML, and output translators are
>> responsible for the rest).
>>
>> When it's being served by an SQL database, it doesn't seem like there's
>> an "obvious" or "expected" format for presentational/semantic markup
>> embedded in the detailed description. I was a bit surprised to find
>> plaintext Doxygen commands present at this stage.
>>
>> I'm curious if anyone has thoughts on how to handle these. The best three
>> paths forward seem to be:
>>
>> - Saving it as XML. I'm not keen on this since it significantly raises
>> the bar on using the sql output, and would require either updating all of
>> the descriptions in place, or parsing them into a more useful form on each
>> use.
>> - Saving an opinionated plaintext translation. This would retain simple
>> usability and avoid the update-all-descriptions or constantly-reparse
>> issues, as long as consumers can live with the format ;)
>> - Some active, user-configurable translation method (probably translate
>> to XML and then call a user-defined translator script as with input
>> filters. *not sure how complex this would be or where to start; may be
>> getting out of my depth.
>>
>> Thanks for any direction,
>> Travis
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