Hi Pieter,
You can have a look at http://wikirenderer.berlios.de/ too
Regards,
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Pieter a écrit :
Hi,
When I am looking to Text_Wiki, it doesn't seem like it is totally
what I was thinking of, but still, it could be usefull. I could be a
great help with building a prototype.
And I think that I will keep up with the naming I have right now, for
which you can look the best in the proposal.
About Zend_TextParser, I was thinking to make it easy to create you
own tags (for bbcode, or any other language), by just subclassing the
renderer and adding a function (and, if required by the tokenizer, you
should also sublcass the tokenizer).
Regards,
Pieter Kokx
Pieter,
Have you looked at the Text_Wiki
<http://pear.php.net/package/Text_Wiki> PEAR package? I haven't used
it, only read some of the documentation. However, it looks like it's
well organized. It's broken down into parsers and renderers and it's
extensible in that new parsers and renderers can be created. It
appears to have built in parsers and renderers for BBCode, Cowiki,
Dokuwiki, Mediawiki, and Tikiwik. A port of this (or a similar
concept) might be nice to have in Zend Framework. I'm not sure what
it would be called, but maybe something along the lines of
Zend_Parser, Zend_Parser_Bbcode, Zend_Parser_MediaWiki, etc. The key
point being that it should be built to be extensible to new parsers
and renderers, not the specific name chosen.
On Jan 30, 2008 2:24 PM, Pieter Kokx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Hello,
For a while, I was thinking of a Zend_Bbcode proposal, to
tokenize and
render BBcode on a very extensible way. But after a lot of
thinking, I
did get up on a more extensible way for parsing BBcode and other
lightweight markup languages like Wiki code.
Zend_TextParser should provide an extensible way to tokenize and
render
lightweight markup languages. So it would be possible to create
your own
language and/or make your own tags.
I was thinking to split Zend_TextParser into two parts,
Zend_TextParser_Tokenizer and Zend_TextParser_Renderer. The tokenizer
part is just tokenizing BBcode or Wiki code into an array, which
should
contain all the information for the Renderer part, which is
rendering it
to HTML (or another markup language, it should also be possible to
tokenize BBcode and render it into Wiki code and reverse).
I did also create a proposal on the wiki for this:
http://framework.zend.com/wiki/x/3KQ
Regards,
Pieter Kokx
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