working toward open-sourcing jwm-art.net
text-file-based content (*)management system...
*maybe mis-management
some lines that might be found in a text file
for a page on jwm-art.net:
main=text=a line of text with a link to the @=ilink=test=@ page.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]<<ENDTEXTLINE=@
at-tags allow links and other HTML elements to be embedded
within a paragraph of text. text as presented in the text
file for a page is strictly formatted to @=b=prevent=@
characters used in HTML from being interpretted as such.
ENDTEXTLINE
main=image=ride-03@:image from ride-03 page.
testing a regular expression for detection of
'at-tags' - jwm-art.net-style delimiters for
embedding HTML elements within text.
(took eight hours to learn how to use regular)
(expressions to arrive at what i thought)
(worked in all cases but did not)
http://www.jwm-art.net/test.php
test: $pat='/((?:@=[a-z]+)(?:=@|=[\S ]+?(?==@)))/';
actual: $pat='/((?:@=[!a-z\\/\\\]+)(?:=@|=[\S \n]+?(?==@)))/';
for use: $res=preg_split($pat,$str,-1,PREG_SPLIT_DELIM_CAPTURE);
(((allows things like @=b=bold\nbold\nstill bold=@ (where line split in
file)
(((and @=\=display-at-tag=@ @=/=html comment=@ etc
(((and @=!=some kind of conditional ICROH used mainly by journal =@
more:
http://www.jwm-art.net/light.php?p=test
more splitting out of functions for these things...
keywords page displays the first few lines from the info section of
a page. look here (notice links):
http://www.jwm-art.net/light.php?p=str-frag-1.0
then look at the same information in the keywords listing for that
http://www.jwm-art.net/light.php?p=keywords&k=chaos
(( code now less confuse so link never made
(( as link never made, never get format
(( so link element never dis-splayed, like old.
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steps to open source
1) further study of my code and thinking ways to improve it
2) removing content from potential src package
3) creating documentation for usage of src as content
4) remember that we(i) were(was) going to help people out
by closing open tags (ie for bold text, italic etc)
span anyone? hmmmm, exists, but, but, maybe we have to
be crawl to be kined?
5) remember to investigate keyword functioning for potential
code efficiency improvements(ie is it possible to avoid:
grep key1 | grep key2 | grep key3 in favour of regular
expression? can more advanced regexps help in keyword
functioning?
6) stop blabbling so much
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