Le 16 avr. 09 à 06:50, Erik Ostrom a écrit :
[I sent this a couple of days ago, but it doesn't seem to have made
it to the archive, which makes me think it didn't go out to the
list. Apologies if you get it twice. The update is, I've fixed the
first two issues, and some others, in my fork of the code (http://github.com/eostrom/typo/tree/master
). Haven't pursued the BlueCloth performance problem.]
Hi. I'm checking out Typo, with an eye to switching my WordPress
blog away from it. It's neat that there's a WordPress converter, but
it doesn't seem to go as far as it could. The first three issues
I've found:
• It didn't honor the 'more' line in my WordPress posts, although
it did copy the 'more' line over. If I go to each post's edit page
and then save it without making any edits, the 'more' line takes
effect.
• It copied all my spam comments over from WordPress, but didn't
mark them as spam in Typo. That's how I got 304 comments on a pretty
obscure post.
• When I went to look at the post with 304 comments, it took long
enough that I opted to shut down the server instead. It's not
surprising that 304 comments would take a long time, but it turns
out generating HTML for just one comment takes roughly 30 seconds.
It was a long comment, but that's excessive.
I'd be happy to try to help fix any or all of these - I think I have
a grip on the first two problems already. I wanted to get some
guidance on a few things:
• It seems the slow part of rendering those comments is BlueCloth.
First, I don't think these comments are even in Markdown (the legit
ones or the spam). It looks like the default in WordPress is "HTML
plus blank-lines-indicate-paragraphs". Should I just set the filter
for these comments to something else? (If so, what?)
• Is BlueCloth really this slow? I noticed that last week marked
the release of BlueCloth 2, which speeds things up dramatically by
using Discount (written in C). Is there any interest in updating
Typo to include this new version?
• There don't seem to be any tests for the converters, and I intend
to uphold that tradition. I also don't plan to get my hands on a
WordPress 2.5 database; I'm using 2.6. Should I just copy the wp25
converter to wp26, make it work for me, and leave wp25 alone?
Thanks
--Erik Ostrom
e...@echographia.com
Hi Erik,
My apologies. I had your message and seen your patch, but I honnestly
had no time to have a look at it. I know Matisj did it, and since he
has the commit bit, I think I'll leave this part to him. He already
replied sooner this morning.
Cheers,
Frédéric
--
Frédéric de Villamil
"What's mine is mine. What's yours is still unsetteled" – Go player
proverb
frede...@de-villamil.com tel: +33 (0)6 62 19 1337
http://t37.net Typo :
http://typosphere.org
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