2007-01-20 09:17:12 +01:00
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A couple of suggestions for improving the usefulness of pagespecs:
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* @ to match [^/]* (i.e. all pages exactly one level below this one)
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* initial ./ to mean "from the page the pagespec is running from".
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This would require some architectural changes and a change to the
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interface for pagespec_match. What do you think? I have
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lots of pages a/b/c.mdwn that inline "a/b/c/*".
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2007-01-28 02:37:31 +01:00
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--Ethan
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> I want this too, so that the [[examples]] can use pagespecs that don't
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> have to be changed when the pages are moved around. I don't know how I
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> feel about the "@" thing, but "./" seems good. I take it you've looked at
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> how to implement it?
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> It's worth mentioning that there's a bit of an inconsistency; wikilinks
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> match relative by default and absolute if prefixed with a "/", while
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> pagespecs match absolute by default. It would be nice to clear up that
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> inconsistency somehow, it's on my little list of things in ikiwiki that
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> arn't ideal. :-) --[[Joey]]
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