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Hi.
- --On 27.03.2002 12:43:17 +0100 Emiliano wrote:
>> BTW: mgd_eval doesn't seem to exist anymore. Is this true?
>
> Yes. You can re-enable it with --with-old-mod-midgard. Calls to
> mgd_eval are replaced with eval("?>".mgd_preparse(...
Doesn't that parameter switch to non-MMP Mode? I'm using MMP...
>> If yes,
>> which functions that affect parsing (like eval) are still there and
>> how are they correctly used?
>
> Only mgd_preparse. Mgd_preparse calls the parser in midgard-lib that
> changes all midgard-specific stuff to straight PHP. You can call
> both eval (if you have --with-eval-hack in midgard-lib) and
> mgd_eval, and the'll be replaced in-line.
"Midgard specific stuff" is what exactly? Does it expect HTML or PHP
Code?
> Do you depend on the function being actually present?
I do not, I depend on a documentation about this. Especially the whole
Formatter things. Questions like which formatter does Midgard
expansion, which not, when do I have to use mgd_preparse, how do I do
eval() constructs with Midgard support. All those things would be
really nice if there is some place where they are defined.
What I would _wish_ is something like this about the whole formatter
thing:
- - A function, that works like mgd_eval but does expand Midgard specific
things withing non-PHP parts of the construct.
- - A function with which I can parse some HTML with Midgard support.
- - More dynamic style parser:
- extended <[]> Tags with path support
- Complete Style changing during code-init
Live long and prosper!
Torben Nehmer
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