to match $FreeLinkPattern instead of [^]:]+ as it interfered with
code examples containing regular expressions. As this is a macro,
it will remain tricky, unfortunately.
I'm wondering the usage of [^:] in the pattern matching. Unlike mediawiki,
we don't allow dt and dd in the same line, thus maybe [^:] is not necessary.
whitespace. Prior to this, this module correctly handled pre-line
whitespace (i.e., indentation) and post-line whitespace (i.e., line
breaks), but not excess whitespace within an actual line.
code into the ApplyRules() routine. This corrects a number of
subtle issues with the Crossbar module: especially, the Crossbar
module's erroneous handling of uploaded files. (Thanks, Ingo
Belka!)
* modules/crossbar.pl (CrossbarBeforeApplyRule): Corrected this
module's erroneous handling of uploaded files.
(RunMyRulesTocCrossbar): New function, offloading a Crossbar-
specific hack from "toc.pl" into this file. (This is still...
slightly hacky, but a bit better.)
* modules/toc.pl (TocRule): Allowed more than one table of contents
per page. Before, this module only recognized the first "<toc...>"
markup for a Wiki page: all subsequent "<toc...>" markup for that
page was studiously ignored. Correcting this improves integration
with the Crossbar module.
(RunMyRulesToc): Removed a Crossbar-specific hack.
(TocAfterApplyRule): Allowed more than one table of contents.
($TocIsApplyingAutomaticRules): New option, providing slightly
finer-grained control over Table of Contents handling.
the case of namespaces containing non-ASCII characters. This
should be legal, but lead to problems when generating links to
pages in such namespaces. The URL encoding of the non-ASCII
characters prevented the $InterSitePattern from matching. Instead
of using this regular expression, we now try and guess at the
string using URL constraints ([^/?&;=]+), URL decoding it, and
then checking the $InterSitePattern.
Wiki-provided correction, courtesy Bayle Shanks. Apparently, the
previous regular expression in this function failed to match the
Comment form's HTML. This patch corrects that! The reCAPTCHA widget
is now properly displayed by both the Comment and Edit forms.
Thanks, Bayle. (http://bayleshanks.com)
replacement for the Sidebar module, for all Sidebar users
requiring a cleaner integration of that module with other modules
such as "toc.pl" and "footnotes.pl". This new module also improves
Sidebar customizability by permitting users to place the "Crossbar"
at any position in any page.
* modules/forms.pl (FormsRules): Generalized so as to support both
the Sidebar and Crossbar modules.
* modules/toc.pl (RunMyRulesToc): Generalized so as to support both
the Sidebar and Crossbar modules.
* t/crossbar.t: New test suite, testing the Crossbar module.
significant, typo.
* modules/sidebar.pl: Reverted. I underestimated the scope of
changes needed to bring this module in line with recent, other
changes to the Table of Contents module. The good news is that the
reverted Sidebar module now works as expected for all modules except
the Table of Contents module; of course, the bad news is that the
reverted Sidebar module no longer works for the Table of Contents
module. (Unfortunately, we can't have both, here.) I will be
recommitting my changes to this module as a new module, therefore,
named "modules/crossbar.pl" -- sometime, soon. That new module
will (probably) break backwards compatibility with this module, but
will otherwise behave as expected... with all modules.
* t/sidebar.t: Prevented testing against the Table of Contents
module, as the Sidebar module is now known not to work with that
module.
Probably not a genuine issue... but one can never tell.
* modules/creole.pl (CloseHtmlEnvironmentsCreole): Removed.
* modules/creoleaddition.pl (CloseHtmlEnvironmentsCreoleAddition):
Removed.
* modules/poetry.pl (CloseHtmlEnvironmentsPoetry): Removed.
removing all previous module-specific hacks. However, as it is a
rewrite, it may still have issues. (Fortunately, time is the mother
of invention and bug fixes.)
* modules/toc.pl: Refactored. This is a complete rewrite
removing all previous module-specific hacks. As with "sidebar.pl",
it may still have issues. That said -- I'm relatively proud of it,
and confident that it (should) stand up under rigorous scrutinies,
utilization, and brutalization.
* modules/forms.pl (FormsRule): Slightly revised, so as to comply
with the "sidebar.pl" refactoring.
