* Brion Vibber <[email protected]> [Fri, 6 May 2011 16:34:20 -0700]: > On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 12:11 PM, Brion Vibber <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I'm having some trouble adapting the RTELinker class, which adds > annotation > > to some link & header structures and removes the table of contents; > now that > > these base Linker functions have moved to static methods on the Linker > class > > (with a back-compatibility magic forward from Skin instance methods) > there's > > no way to replace them by passing in a custom skin with overrides -- > Parser > > and friends call Linker directly so don't see the custom code. > > > > Some of them I can adapt existing hooks for, but I may need to add a > couple > > more hooks. > > > > This gets a little scarier-looking once it turns out that the core > Parser > class has a hojillion little patches on it that the extension depends > on, > which do much of the annotation & placeholder insertion. I should be > able to > refactor most of those into either hooks or more cleanly-factored Parser > methods that can be subclassed more directly in RTEParser; that'll make > the > extension's integration job a lot easier on a stock 1.18. > > Whee! > > Well one thing's for sure -- I'm going to have spent a lot more time > looking > at the guts of the current parser before this is done. ;) > > It's also definitely reminding me why I don't like our current parser > code. > ;) But a lot of it can be made cleaner and more extensible I think > without > any behavior changes, which gets us a long way in the short term. > I've cloned it from git://gitorious.org/mediawiki-wikia-rte/mediawiki-wikia-rte.git and I am having huge troubles even getting it to run without fatal errors in 1.17. It seems to require Wikia custom classes and extensions (WikiaSuperFactory, SASS, ThemeSettings- and more?) and also it accesses properties of Oasis skin (while I have my own Vector-derived skin with different name). I wonder should I spend some more days with it, or it's not going anywhere. I am having troubles finding stable and wide-browser supporting WYSIWYG editor for 1.17. FCKeditor worked with 1.15 (imperfect, but worked) but I already made quite enough of commits into my customer's 1.17 installation so I don't want to delete everything and start with 1.15 / 1.16 from scratch.. *sigh*
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