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WikidpadInterWiki
Michael Butscher edited this page Jan 23, 2021
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Wouldn't you like to use a proper InterWiki syntax in your WikidPad?
Means - have Shortcuts for URLs outside your WikidPad (types: http, file, etc...), based on your "interwiki map" See Also (explanations on what is interwiki and examples of usage):
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interwiki
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Interwiki_linking
- http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/InterWiki
- And even in Trac: InterWiki
All you have to do is Add a file named interWiki.py to your user_extensions.
#!python import os, urllib import wx WIKIDPAD_PLUGIN = (("InsertionByKey", 1),) def describeInsertionKeys(ver, app): """ API function for "InsertionByKey" plugins Returns a sequence of tuples describing the supported insertion keys. Each tuple has the form (insKey, exportTypes, handlerFactory) where insKey is the insertion key handled, exportTypes is a sequence of strings describing the supported export types and handlerFactory is a factory function (normally a class) taking the wxApp object as parameter and returning a handler object fulfilling the protocol for "insertion by key" (see EqnHandler as example). This plugin uses the special export type "wikidpad_language" which is not a real type like HTML export, but allows to return a string which conforms to WikidPad wiki syntax and is postprocessed before exporting. Therefore this plugin is not bound to a specific export type. ver -- API version (can only be 1 currently) app -- wxApp object """ return ((u"interwiki", ("wikidpad_language",), InterWikiHandler),) class InterWikiHandler: """ Class fulfilling the "insertion by key" protocol. """ def __init__(self, app): self.app = app def taskStart(self, exporter, exportType): """ This is called before any call to createContent() during an export task. An export task can be a single HTML page for preview or a single page or a set of pages for export. exporter -- Exporter object calling the handler exportType -- string describing the export type Calls to createContent() will only happen after a call to taskStart() and before the call to taskEnd() """ pass def taskEnd(self): """ Called after export task ended and after the last call to createContent(). """ pass def createContent(self, exporter, exportType, insToken): """ Handle an insertion and create the appropriate content. exporter -- Exporter object calling the handler exportType -- string describing the export type insToken -- insertion token to create content for (see also PageAst.Insertion) An insertion token has the following member variables: key: insertion key (unistring) value: value of an insertion (unistring) appendices: sequence of strings with the appendices Meaning and type of return value is solely defined by the type of the calling exporter. For HtmlXmlExporter a unistring is returned with the HTML code to insert instead of the insertion. """ def gen_wikiPath(exporter,input): remove_me="/"+unicode(exporter.getMainControl().wikiName)+"/data" mydir=unicode(exporter.getMainControl().dataDir) mydir=mydir.replace(':\\',':/').replace(' ','%20').replace('\\','/').replace(remove_me,'') return "wiki:///"+mydir+"/"+input+"/"+input+".wiki?page=" interwiki_map={ 'Google':"http://www.google.com/search?q=", 'Wikipedia':"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/", 'WikipediaCategory':"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:", 'Wikibooks':"http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/", 'OtherWiki':gen_wikiPath(exporter,'OtherWiki') } for prefix,myurl in interwiki_map.iteritems(): if insToken.value == prefix: params=u"" for i, apx in enumerate(insToken.appendices): params += "%s" % (apx) nice_params=unicode(params).replace("%20"," ").replace("%28","(").replace("%29",")") result = "["+myurl+params+" | "+prefix+": "+nice_params +"]" return result def getExtraFeatures(self): """ Returns a list of bytestrings describing additional features supported by the plugin. Currently not specified further. """ return ()
How to use:
Add in a page (example):
[:interwiki:Wikibooks;///C++_Programming/Code/Design_Patterns///] [:interwiki:Wikipedia;///Design_pattern_(computer_science%29///]
In "Preview" you will see:
Wikibooks: C++_Programming/Code/Design_Patterns Wikipedia: Design_pattern_(computer_science)
When the text above is linked to the desired target. Note: There is some problem with closing (right) paren - no way to keep it inside the link...