On 10/9/07, Markus Krötzsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > The ask result itself, as provided by the SMW-store, is an
> > > multidimensional array that has objects for all values that will get
> > > printed (basically the structure is like that of ask result tables,
> just
> > > not as HTML but as objects).
> > >
> > > But to bring results to a page, they must be serialised in HTML or
> > > Wikitext. The output of the result printers achieves that, and it is
> true
> > > that most of this output is compatible with both HTML and Wikitext (
> e.g.
> > > you can have HTML tables in both). The problems arise with links,
> since
> > > linked titles do not work the same way in HTML and Wikitext. But
> > > basically this can be solved by copying the HTML-code and replacing
> some
> > > innermost function calls that currently make HTML-outputs instead of
> > > wikitext.
> >
> > Is that large amount of work (eg. can this be made for SMW 1.0)?
> > Sounds like a virtual printer method for an result object or, if
> > that's architecturally undesirable to use classes, just calling
> > functions indirectly or using callbacks. Sounds simple, but of course
> > that depends on actual code..
>
> It should mostly be search and replace. The main remaining work is to
> integrate the parser function patch with SMW1.0 and to decide and
> implement
> some open issues.
Markus, do you think parser function will land on SMW1.0 release? It'll make
many people (including me) happy!
Sergey
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