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<pre wrap="">The other approach is to adjust the $WikiWordPattern to require at
least two lowercase letters, but that has its own set of issues.
At any rate, it won't happen anytime soon.
This is a reasonable interim solution. Could someone help me
with an addition to include wikiwords with numbers -- thus MR2
would be treated as an acronym and ignored as a wikiword?
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The markup extensions recipe tested the following pattern, which
is currently disabled:
## require 2 lower and upper case characters for a WikiWord
$WikiWordPattern = '[[:upper:]][[:alnum:]]*(?:[[:upper:]][[:lower:]0-9][[:lower:]0-9]|[[:lower:]0-9][[:lower:]0-9][[:upper:]]|[[:lower:]0-9][[:upper:]]+[[:lower:]0-9])[[:alnum:]]*';
Yuck!!
A modified abbreviation pattern is:
SDV($AbbreviationPattern,
"[[:upper:]]+(?:[[:upper:]][[:lower:]0-9]|[[:lower:]0-9][[:upper:]])[[:upper:]]*");
Markup("abbr",'<`wikiword',"/`?\\b($AbbreviationPattern)\\b/e","Keep('$1')");
Try that, which incorporates Patrick's suggested sequence change.</pre>
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>From a quick test this works great. As an added bonus it avoids the
spacing problem for number-included non-wiki-words (i.e., MR2 with
WikiWordCount['MR2']=0). (ref
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.solidgone.com/pmwiki/index.php?n=Main.WikiSandbox">http://www.solidgone.com/pmwiki/index.php?n=Main.WikiSandbox</a> -- I have
no WikiWordCounts defined, only using the modified abbreviation pattern
above).<br>
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