- escape & in urls (also clean up cgi url generation)
- since markdown wraps inlined pages in <p></p>, close and re-open
the paragraph tags when generating the embedded html
- added XHTML 1.0 doctypes to templates
- fixed <hr /> and <br /> in templates
- add an alt attribute to inline images, based on the WikiLink to the
image. Allows things like [[my_image|img.png]] to customise alt text.
in filenames. Now converts to valid filenames automatically.
Note, need to --refresh your wiki after updating to this version, if you
use any pages with __nn__ in their names.
Fixed in the easiest way by creating an RSS feed for archive pages (it will
include only a limited number of items, not everything).
Alternative fix would be to track separately which pages are archives and
which not, and only create feeds for non-archives.
This {gross,amazing} hack makes all wrapped uses of ikiwiki forgo any
option parsing at all. Options come in preparses via an env var from the
wrapper. As a bonus, Wrapper.pm no longer needs to be updated when command
line options are added to the program. Load time is sped up by around 10%.
ikiwikiwrap --params is no longer supported by this change. You will need
to rebuild your wrappers to take advantage of it.
kept in mind during this are a) to reduce load time for common cases like
cgi and post-commit and b) make the code easier to navigate.
This also modularises RCS support to the extent that it should be possible
to drop in a module for some RCS other than svn, add a switch for it, and
it pretty much just work.
High chance I missed an edge case that breaks something, this is only
barely tested at this point.
checkoptions() that can be used to set defaults for this and other options
based on existing options.
Also involved some cleanups to how gen_wrapper is used.
holger reported that decode_utf8 was crashing with perl 5.8.8. Earlier, I
thought that passing 0 to the function avoided this with old perls, but
that was apparently not enough, it still crashes. So, put it inside the
eval, so we can at least recover from it crashing.
The old code actually did the same thing, just obfuscated -- since the eval
use wasn't quoted, it used the modules on load. Thus, the error (not to
mentioned the return) was bypassed, and it just failed on load.
But that seems like the right thing to do, really, so just made it clearer
that's what happens.
joey
Joey Hess
Simon McVittie