OK after a little digging into the Formatter I've found that I can handle
behaviours (things that start "@@") that start a wiki text line on their
own, thus ensuring that the output doesn't get wrapped. Any behaviours that
are part of a line, but not at the start will get handled as they did
before.
This also has the positive side effect of removing @<p>@ wrapping for other
presentations such as forms and form fields. I updated the wiki.css file to
style the <form> element in the same way as the <p> element to give the same
font sizing for text inside forms. I've corrected the relevant unit tests
and will commit when I can be sure that I'm doing it the right way. Unless
I'm mistaken, I need to do a Commit from the root of the project to add the
new files and commit the changes to existing files. What I'm not sure on is
how to exclude the flexwiki.config file, which has my own settings in and
doesn't need committing. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Derek.
On 7/26/07, Derek Lakin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The implementation with the horrible tag nesting is ready to go right now
and that may be the best we can hope for at this stage. I'll try to find the
time today to look at the Formatter. I'm hoping to be able to separately
handle any wiki text that starts with "@@" and take it outside of the
handling that ensures that a line is wrapped in <p> and </p>. This will
obviously have a knock on effect to other presentations such as forms, input
fields, and so on, but should actually make it better, assuming I can
actually do it :P
I'll keep an eye on the other tests to make sure they work or are
corrected.
On 7/26/07, Craig Andera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > This does not appear to be a large change in terms of code (< 50 lines
> > new) but it will have a huge useability impact in positive terms. It
> > should probably go in this verson if Derek can get it finished
> > quickly.
>
> OK, I have no problem with that if that's the consensus. Derek - where's
> your implementation at? I ask because I'm thinking that today's latest
> build
> (2.0.0.68) is going to be Beta 2. So this would go in RC1, or possibly a
> Beta3 if that makes sense. Obviously, we have the build server to
> publish
> all interim builds, but the public pushes tend to get a bit more
> visibility.
>
>
>
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