[pmwiki-users] call Markup() from a function
Sebastian Siedentopf
schlaefer at macnews.de
Sat Jul 30 11:12:28 CDT 2005
I was playing around with the php Markdown library http://
www.michelf.com/projects/php-markdown/ and PmWiki integration. I
wanted a markup y what says the next code is Markdown but the ability
to still use normal wiki links for example.
To do so I have to change some PmWiki standard markup in the Markdown
range ('urllink' and 'img').
I ended up with injecting code in $markrules in MarkupToHTML() when
in Markdown mode and just BuildMarkupRules() when reentering PmWiki
mode. It wasn't pretty, indeed.
At last I settled down with plain Markdown markup http://
www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/MarkdownMarkupExtension. For me the
benefits are not worth the effort to dig deeper at the moment.
Sebastian
PS: And yes, there is probably a better solution. ;)
Am 30.07.2005 um 17:17 schrieb Patrick R. Michaud:
> On Sat, Jul 30, 2005 at 08:37:24AM +0200, Sebastian Siedentopf wrote:
>
>> I have problems to alter a markup x from stdmarkup.php or add a new
>> markup x if a particular custom markup y is called:
>>
>> Markup('y',...,fct_y());
>>
>> function fct_y() {
>> Markup('x',...);
>> }
>>
>> The Markup() call for x seems to have no effect when called from
>> inside function fct_y().
>>
>
> You're wanting a markup to be able to add a new markup rule...?
> Hmmm, it can be done, but it won't be pretty, and I suspect there
> would be other easier ways to do it. Can you give a slightly
> more detailed example of what you're wanting to do?
>
> Pm
>
>
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