In case this might be of use to anyone, I use the following sed
scripts for pretty-printing PmWiki pages to the command line (defined
in ~/.bashrc):
alias pmf="sed 's/^text=/text=\n/;s/%0a/\n/g;s/%3c/</g;s/%25/%/g'"
alias pmp="sed '
/^text=/ {h;d}
s/^[^=]\+:.*//
$ {
G
s/\ntext=/\n/
s/%0a/\n/g
s/%3c/</g
s/%25/%/g
}
/^$/ d
:A
s/^[^=]\{1,9\}=/ &/
tA
s/^\([^=]\+\)=/\1 | /
'"
"pmf Group.PageName" will print all of the fields of the page, but
with the urlencoded newlines, < and % characters translated to their
proper values.
"pmf Group.PageName" will reformat the printout to ignore diffs and
other non-current data, print the header fields first and a bit more
clearly formatted, followed by the text with the decoded characters.
There may well be a more elegant way of doing this, but at least the
above works for me. Anyone else have command line scripts that they
use with PmWiki?
eemeli
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