Am 21.02.2012 23:57, schrieb Roan Kattouw: > > I don't think so. Even non-existent Title object must have their > namespace set. > Yes, they have.
I have found the problem. It is not the Linker per se and come with a modified question. It has to do with i18n and localisation of the (in this case) names for USER and USER_TALK Namespace. Basically: a link on a page like [[Benutzer:Alice]] is not necessarily the same as [[User:Alice]] (even when the latter exists). It depends on the current setting of $wgLanguageCode = "en" ; $wgLanguageCode = "de" ; (during testing my extension I played with this setting) whether [[Benutzer:Alice]] it is in the Namespace or not. So I was trapped by thinking that _any_ localised Namespace (like "Benutzer") is necessarily the same as USER or USER_TALK, which was incorrect. Question: ======= Has anyone an idea, how to detect language-independently whether a link on page is in Namespace USER or USER_TALK, or in a localised version of these (when $wgLanguageCode has been modified)? The goal is to detect and to mark USER or USER_TALK page links language-independently in function wfWikiArticleFeedsAddSignatureMarker in E:WikiArticleFeeds line 262 . Tom
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