"Máté Szabó" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Hi Máté,
I know it's been a while, but I've only now found some time to work on this
in any depth.
> The DOM-based wikitext preprocessor (Preprocessor_DOM class and friends)
> was deprecated in MediaWiki 1.34 and removed in MediaWiki 1.35 as part of
> the Wikimedia Parsing Team's work around Parsoid-PHP.[1]
I guess that explains why things changed in MW 1.34, specifically.
> In the short/medium term, the easiest fix to keep your code working would
> be to
> use the other preprocessor implementation (class Preprocessor_Hash and
> friends)
> instead.
I think this is what I have now done. The solution I implemented was to
replace the following line:
$NewFrame = new PPTemplateFrame_DOM($Frame->preprocessor,
$Frame, array(), $Vars,
$Frame->title);
With this:
if (is_a($Frame, "PPFrame_Hash"))
$TemplateFrameClass = "PPTemplateFrame_Hash";
else
$TemplateFrameClass = "PPTemplateFrame_DOM";
$NewFrame = new $TemplateFrameClass($Frame->preprocessor,
$Frame, array(), $Vars,
$Frame->title);
This seems to work on both MW versions I am testing on (1.29 and 1.34) and
fits-in with your explanation, above.
> Since your code already has access to a PPFrame instance,
> you can also try invoking its newChild() method to construct a
> new child frame with your arguments, instead of creating the
> instance directly.
I couldn't get this to work. I needed to pass additional arguments into the
constructor, but got an error if I passed in an array of string => string
pairs and there was no documentation about how to convert such an array into
a format that the function would accept, so I gave up on this approach.
> In the long term, the legacy wikitext preprocessor will be removed, so
> you may want to reach out to the Parsing Team[2] to find out how you
> can make your code ready for Parsoid-PHP.
Based on that comment, I suspect that further upgrade work will be required
in due course, but at least I have solved the immediate problem.... for now!
Thanks for your help,
- Mark Clements
(HappyDog)
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