So, I want to understand this, and I think I'm close. If page "HyperlinkToo" exists, JSPWikiMarkupParser will render "hyperlink too" as:
"HyperlinkToo" ...but if "HyperlinkToo" does not exist, it will render as: "Hyperlink too" Is that right? It is, in essence, producing different canonical page names depending on whether the page exists. That is strange. It also makes creating (say) a singleton caching WikiPath factory difficult because you'd need to know whether the page exists (and hence hold a reference to the ContentManager) before you could figure out what to canonicalize the path to. I expect this is all stuff you considered before -- but want to make sure I understand before I correct any more unit tests. Andrew On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 4:33 PM, Janne Jalkanen <[email protected]> wrote: >>> A few more clarifying questions: >>> >>> - Are page names normalized when stored? I.e., when persisted we >>> always use the MashedTogetherName? >> >> No, we use the result of MarkupParser.cleanLink() [which turns [foo bar] >> into [Foo bar]. It essentially just capitalizes it and removes illegal >> characters.] > > To clarify: upon store, page names are normalized with cleanLink() (which > retains spaces). > > Upon render, we first check for the new-style-normalized page name > (cleanLink()), then the old-style normalized page name (wikifyLink()). > > /Janne >
