[Pmwiki-users] [@Mono-spaced text with WikiWord@]

[J. Meijer]

I tried the DoubleBrackets-syntax alternatives below. Unfortunately they do
not *always* result in exactly the same result as @@[=monospaced text with
WikiWords=]@@.

I have other DoubleBrackets-syntax defined and it gets applied before the [=
. =] effect. Changing the order in local/config.php apparently didn't help.
Perhaps this is the motive for the special treatment of the [=..=] syntax in
PrintText?

Newbie..

-jm

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Patrick R. Michaud
  Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 6:15 AM
  Subject: Re: [Pmwiki-users] [@Mono-spaced text with WikiWord@]


  On Tue, May 04, 2004 at 08:28:40PM +0100, J. Meijer wrote:
  > I'd like to suggest the following markup as a shortcut for @@[= ... =]@@
  >
  >   [@Mono-spaced text with WikiWords@]

  I've often thought that this would be a useful markup as well.
  Rather than patching pmwiki.php it can be done with a DoubleBrackets
  entry in config.php:

      $DoubleBrackets['/\\[@(.*?)@\\]/se'] =
        "'@@'.Keep(str_replace('\\\"','\"','$1')).'@@'";

  or possibly

  $DoubleBrackets['/\\[@(.*?)@\\]/se'] =
        "'<code>'.Keep(str_replace('\\\"','\"','$1')).'</code>'";

  Anyone who would like to see this as a permanent addition to PmWiki,
  send me an email vote.  Even better, cast a vote for it on
     http://www.pmichaud.com/wiki/Development/ExtendedMarkup

  > I implemented the syntax with a minimal patch of the PrintText()
function:
  >   ...
  >   $text = preg_replace("/\\[(\\=|(@))(.*?)\\1\\]/se",
  >    "'$2$2'.Keep(str_replace('\\\"','\"','$3')).'$2$2'",$text);