--- "Patrick R. Michaud" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > While it would be less efficient a simple solution
> > might be to limit the count during the template
> > processing instead by simply not counting any
> > iterations that don't produce any output,
>
> PmWiki doesn't run the markup engine on each
> iteration -- it concatenates all of the iterations
> together into a single markup string, and then runs
> the markup engine on the concatenated result.
Drats, foiled again! :)
What if the templating engine put a special markup
around each iteration like this:
(:iteration:)
...
(:iteration:)
...
(:iterationend:)
This markup would basically mean: "if the section
after this is not blank, increment internal counter
and if the counter is not within the paging range,
delete everything up until the next (:iteration:).
This would not require any thought on the user's part
in the template, the pagelist count would just
magically work! :)
-Martin
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