Christopher Cox writes:
Let's say I included MyIncludedGroup.MyIncludedPage into a page called
ThisGroup.ThisName. I have some php and when it is processing
ThisGroup.ThisName, I can easily see that Group=ThisGroup and Name=ThisName
using PageVar or even FmtPageName to get at the Group and Name.. but that
always seems to give me the page being viewed and not the included page.
Is there a way to do that? It's like there's a way to control the context
somehow for markup found in the included page so that it can know where it
came from.
I guess I want the type of {$Group} (vs. {*$Group}) behavior you have when
using page markup... but I want that somehow for php custom markup I've
written. Possible??
When a wikipage is included with (:include:) its fulltext or section text is
just inserted in the viewed page, and PmWiki forgets that it came from a
different page. With two ecxeptions: the markup {$SomeVariable} is rewritten
to {OtherPage$SomeVariable} in order to retain the context and the
difference between {$Group} and {*$Group}, and [[links]] are rewritten to
[[OtherGroup/links]]. This is controlled by the array $QualifyPatterns, and
you could add your own patterns if you need -- see how they are set in
scripts/stdmarkup.php.
I don't know your recipe, but I suppose you could have something like this:
$QualifyPatterns['/\\(:mydirective:\\)/e'] =
'"(:mydirective $group.$name:)"';
And let your recipe deal differently with (:mydirective:) and (:mydirective
Group.Page:).
Petko
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