integrate my own lib inside code-blocks of SimpleWiki

[kib2]

Hi Henrik,

I'm starting to use SimpleWiki, and I'm rather new with PHP (not with programming, and in
fact I've already build several Creole like parsers, but that's another story.).

I would like to embbed my own syntax highlighting library 'Prism' [http://kib2.free.fr/pastebin/index.php] by passing
all {{{...}}} code-blocks contents to Prism.

I'm pretty sure it's rather easy to do, but I've started PHP 2 weeks ago so it's not so obvious for me.
If you've got any hint, please tell me. I can give you Prism code if you want, but I'm sure it needs some polishing.

Cheers:

Christophe K.

[Henrik Bechmann]

Thanks Chrisophe, good to hear from you. I'll look into this shortly.

Best,

- Henrik

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[Henrik Bechmann]

Christophe,

It looks to me like the most direct option is to register a class
callback. Thus you would write

|:pre prettyprint:|{{{
// the source code
}}}

Register your code with

$wiki = new SimpleWiki();

$wiki->register_class_callbacks('preformatted' =>
array('prettyprint'=> array($myobject,'callback_pre_prettyprint')));

Your callback is handed the emitter node, which you can modify as
appropriate (including running the text through a processor). Your
code would be

public function callback_pre_prettyprint ($node)
{
// modify emitter node
$node->escapecontent = FALSE; // literal passthrough of generated
text
...
}

Follow

callback_pre_html

in native_simplewiki.php for an analog.

I believe the text output is in the $node->text property. I don't see
that I created any documentation for this, which I'll have to rectify.

If you really want to use a global macro instead, follow the
"quicktoc" macro (starting with

$this->register_macro_callbacks(
array(
'quicktoc' => array($this,'macro_quicktoc')
)
);

at line 160 of native_simplewiki. But this will be very hard without
documentation.

At the extreme end, you could extend any of the simplewiki classes as
discussed in a previous email here.

Hope this helps, or will do in the short run.

FYI I've been buried in browser interface stuff for the last while
(see http://dlml.org/gargoyle/demo.html), which is winding up (for
now). In a week or so I'll start on finishing the upgrade to the
Musterdb.org core code that I started last summer. During this phase
I'll review simplewiki. Will probably last to mid to end of March.

As discussed before I hope to add some kind of auto documentation
generation to all this, which should help.

Best,

- Henrik