Hi Peter - Thanks. That works pretty well. The exception is that it
doesn't seem to handle newline requests such as [[<<]] or \\.
Mike
On Wed, 15 Jun 2011, Peter Bowers wrote:
On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 10:22 PM, Michael Benjamin <[email protected]> wrote:
How can I include a file containing PmWiki markup into a page?
For example, I'm looking to include a file such as:
------------------------- file foobar.txt
!! Introduction
Hello World
[[<<]]
Good bye
------------------------
I've tried (:includefile:) and even (:includeupload), but both just
include the text verbatim without converting [[<<]] to a newline etc,
or the !! as a section heading.
Security concerns aside (which should not be set aside)...
I'm assuming you are tlaking about the IncludeFile recipe. If so,
change the definition from
===(snip)===
Markup('includefile', '<block',
'/\\(:includefile\\s*(.*?):\\)/ei',
"Keep(includeTextAsCodeFunc('$pagename',PSS('$1')))");
===(snip)===
to
===(snip)===
Markup('includefile', '<block',
'/\\(:includefile\\s*(.*?):\\)/ei',
"PRR(includeTextAsCodeFunc('$pagename',PSS('$1')))");
===(snip)===
(Notice the change from "Keep" to "PRR".)
Or, alternatively, you could create a new markup called includemarkup like this:
===(snip)===
Markup('includemarkup', '<block',
'/\\(:includemarkup\\s*(.*?):\\)/ei',
"PRR(includeTextAsCodeFunc('$pagename',PSS('$1')))");
===(snip)===
I think either of these will allow this recipe to run markup rules
over the text that is included. No guarantees, but it's worth a shot.
-Peter
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