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Ah, this is something I've been meaning to look into adding for a while.
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I think it might be a good idea to make the page that configures the
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shortcuts be a regular page in the wiki, as was done with the smilies
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plugin. Of course, it would need to avoid abuse since anyone could edit it
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then (unless it were locked).
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The other thing that I wondered as I looked at this is, why add a new
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syntax for the shortcuts? It would be less complex, and probably easier to
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implement if it used an existing syntax. The shortcuts could just use a
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preprocessor directive:
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\[[shortcut dbug 30303]]
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If that's not short enough, it would be possible to register a preprocessor
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directive per shortcut, yeilding this syntax:
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\[[dbug 30303]]
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Unless I'm missing something and a "walf expression" is something already
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standard across wikis, this approach seems cleaner and easier to learn for
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ikiwiki users.
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--[[Joey]]
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