On Freitag, 3. Oktober 2008, CNIT wrote: > > OK, after that mail worked properly, here is my first update on the > > implementation status in current SVN. If you develop with SMW, it is > > suggested to go over this to see whether changes in your code are needed. > > > > Overview: > > > > * Files have changed for easier reading and maintenance. > > * Factbox display works differently with slightly different results. > > * smwfRequireHeadItem has been replaced by a new method: everyone using > > this function, but also everyone that writes a special page, parser hook, > > or parser function invoking SMW outputs must adopt his or her code! Read > > on. > > > > Also, there were first set of changes to Type:Date, enabling > > internationalised date parsing and year-only dates (e.g. "1970" failed > > before). This is rather a user-issue than a matter of concern for > > developers, so I do not detail this here. There will be updates on the > > list as this project progresses. > > I hope that both input and output of dates will be localized,
Output is already localised anyway, using the wiki language in the Factbox and
the user language in Special:Browse etc. It is technically not possible
(without much added processing effort) to localise page contents to user
settings, since the wiki page is cached for all users.
> but also
> it would be nice to have
> compatibility with current {{#time}} calculations, which allows nice
> things, like "show me
> the articles from that category and limit to current week/month":
> http://sandbox.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Test_query#Date_filtering
Do you mean we should support input of the form "2008-W41"?
>
> Also I've found very nice dynamic menu/tree extension, which works smoothly
> together with SMW (dynamical, too):
> http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:TreeAndMenu
>
> the formatting of the tree level is very simple, [n] of asterisks before
> the node text:
> *Root
> **Level2
> ***Level3
> and so on. Now I have to use simple set of templates:
> **{{{1}}}
> ***{{{1}}}
> to put the pages to the tree dynamically. It would be really nice to
> have format=tree|level=[n]
> to specify such output without templates at all (then the "further
> results" link can be also put
> to the same tree level automatically).
> In case nobody is interested, I might try to implement such format
> myself (don't know how
> much it's simple or difficult - will look at the code).
Looks like a good idea, though I am not quite sure yet how the query (tabular)
result maps to a menu tree. Making formats does not require much code and
just a single file (e.g. the table-format code in SMW_QP_Table.php is just 70
lines). Formats that are based on other extensions are welcome too, our new
SMW extension package SemanticResultFormats is a good way for distributing
these.
Markus
> Dmitriy
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Semantic MediaWiki http://semantic-mediawiki.org
http://korrekt.org [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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