Op 2010-08-24 16:51, Michael Van Canneyt het geskryf:
>> :link reftype=hd refid=fcl.CreatePipeStreams:elink.,
Just to explain IPF links more. The link part is in the refid value string
and terminates at the first period (dot). When I receive a link with
periods in them, I replace them with underscores. In the above case the
refid string value is "fcl", and it should have been
"fcl_pipe_createpipestreams"
The documentation section for CreatePipeStreams does indeed have a "anchor"
(if you want to call it that). Here is the IPF text for CreatePipeStreams.
------------------------------------------
.* %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
:h4 name=fcl_pipes_createpipestreams. CreatePipeStreams
:p.
:lm margin=1.
:hp2.Synopsis:ehp2.
.br
:lm margin=3.
Create a pair of pipe stream&per.
...
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In the above text the anchor is the string value of name, in this case
"fcl_pipes_createpipestreams". But when the See Also link was resolved in
TInputPipeStreams, the link text received from ResolveLink() was only
"fcl". The remaining bits are missing?
> Because links do not exist in linear writers.
> You are supposed to generate a correct anchor.
I'm not sure if I understand you correctly, but I think I am already doing
what you are saying. See the above explanation. I have an "anchor", and
later down the line when a See Also link needs to be created, the only link
text I received ResolveLink() was "fcl", and not the full link text,
"fcl_pipes_createpipestreams", like the anchor specified.
The procedure I'm talking about is shown below. Aid parameter is not fully
resolved, even after I call Engine.ResolveLink().
procedure TIPFNewWriter.DescrBeginLink(const AId: DOMString);
begin
{ Start link to label ID - links are never nested.}
FLink := Engine.ResolveLink(Module, AId);
FLink := StringReplace(FLink, ':', '_', [rfReplaceAll]);
FLink := StringReplace(FLink, '.', '_', [rfReplaceAll]);
WriteF(':link reftype=hd refid=''%s''.', [flink]);
end;
Regards,
- Graeme -
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