Hello Jarek,
On 28 November 2011 06:14, Tuszynski, Jaroslaw W. <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Apparently on Commons there is no standard if
> categories go before interwikis or interwikis before categories, and
> according to blocking admin, bots are expected to leave the page in the
> order in which they found it.
>
> (...)
Is there any easy solution to this problem?
>
>
No, not really. At the moment, what happens is this: first, all interwiki
links are removed from the page. Then, they are added to the bottom of the
page.
This is - in general - a hard problem to work with. For instance, how
should a page like
"blah text [[en:interwiki]] blah blah
[[fr:interwiki]]
[[nl:interwiki]]
[[category:cat]]"
be adapted? And how should a page like
"blah text
[[fr:interwiki]]
[[category:cat]]
[[nl:interwiki]]"
be adapted?
Changing the output to a different, but well-defined order is not that
hard. Determining the correct order is.
In this case, there are two options: thinking up some heuristic and
implementing it, or doing some politics ('hey, if you don't *want*
interwikis....').
If you want to work on the heuristic, the replaceLanguageLinks function in
pywikibot/textlib.py is where you'd want to start.
Good luck (with either method ;-))!
Merlijn
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