Thanks, I'll have a closer look at it.
Best regards, Marcel Loose. On Wed, 2009-12-16 at 17:33 +0100, Thorsten Schöning wrote: > Guten Tag Marcel Loose, > am Mittwoch, 16. Dezember 2009 um 17:03 schrieben Sie: > > > I'm considering to upgrade our systems to the latest Bugzilla, Scmbug, > > Subversion, etc. I'm afraid I'll have to figure out (again) how to do > > autolinkification, so any pointers would be welcome. > > Just full quoting my mail from 01.02.2009 15:36: > > Hallo, > > if anyone is interested in, at least in my mind, an easy way to get > linkification for SCMBug comments in Bugzilla, here's a suggestion > with just changing one template. > > Besides changing the Bugzilla function quoteUrls in Bugzilla::Template > like suggested, I got the linkification working by just changing the > template for presenting comments. I created a copy of > comments.html.tmpl in > Bugzilla/template/de/custom/bug/comments.html.tmpl and changed the > last lines for printing the pre-tag to the following: > > <pre[% ' id="comment_text_' _ count _ '"' IF mode == "edit" %]> > [%# Following links SCMBug-style comments to our WebSVN for sourcecode. > # > # First, the original Bugzilla-style comment is saved and a regexp used > # to replace the produced text by SCMBug with the appropiate links to > # WebSVN. Version numbers, the -->-diff, product name, path and filename > # are replaced with links. If no filename is present, e.g. because of > # adding a directory, an empty link for filename is generated, which is > # not displayed to the user, though. Because I want to be able to blame > # the file, after the first replacement I replace every empty link for > # the filename and the corresponding "Blame" with nothing. > # > # Replacement needs the ability to capture some information from the > source > # string, like versin numbers etc., and therefore we must use a function > # not only accepts a regexp for the source string to replace, but also > for > # the replacement string to use captured parts of the source string. > This > # seems only to be the case for the replace-method of the VMethod of > Template > # Toolkit, NOT for the replace-method of the String-Plugin of TT. At > least I > # didn't get it working and found some statements in the web, too. > # > # http://template-toolkit.org/docs/manual/VMethods.html#method_replace > # > # "The repeat filter makes copies of the source material. remove takes > a Perl > # regular expression, deleting the matching occurrences. replace takes a > # regular expression and replacement string, but alas, cannot use > references > # such as $1 and $2 in the replacement." > # > # http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/LinuxMag/col61.html > #%] > [%- text = wrapped_comment FILTER quoteUrls(bug.bug_id) -%] > [%- text = > text.replace('([0-9]+|NONE)\s+-->\s+([0-9]+|NONE)\s+([^:]+):((.+)/([^/\n]+)?)', > '<a href="http://quellen.potsdam.am-soft.de/wsvn/$3/$4?rev=$1";>$1</a> <a > href="http://quellen.potsdam.am-soft.de/wsvn/$3/$4?op=diff&rev=$2";>--></a> > <a href="http://quellen.potsdam.am-soft.de/wsvn/$3/$4?rev=$2";>$2</a> <a > href="http://quellen.potsdam.am-soft.de/wsvn/$3/";>$3</a>:<a > href="http://quellen.potsdam.am-soft.de/wsvn/$3/$5/#path_$5";>$5</a>/<a > href="http://quellen.potsdam.am-soft.de/wsvn/$3/$4";>$6</a> (<a > href="http://quellen.potsdam.am-soft.de/wsvn/$3/$4?op=blame";>Blame</a>)') -%] > [%- text.replace('/<a href="http://quellen.potsdam.am-soft.de/wsvn/.+";></a> > \(<a href="http://quellen.potsdam.am-soft.de/wsvn/.+";>Blame</a>\)', '/') -%] > </pre> > > > BTW: What is the latest version of Bugzilla supported by Scmbug? > > I think it was 3.2. > > Mit freundlichen Grüßen, > > Thorsten Schöning > _______________________________________________ scmbug-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.mkgnu.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/scmbug-users
