Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] Text_Wiki-0.10 (alpha) Released.
| From: | Paul M Jones | Date: | Sat, 13 Mar 2004 23:16:22 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] Text_Wiki-0.10 (alpha) Released. | ||
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On Mar 13, 2004, at 5:03 PM, PEAR Announce wrote:
The new PEAR package Text_Wiki-0.10 (alpha) has been released at http://pear.php.net/. Release notes ------------- * THIS RELEASE BREAKS PRIOR FUNCTIONS. Read the release notes below and see the documentation website. * New documentation website at http://wiki.ciaweb.net/view.php?wiki=Text_Wiki * The $rules property is completely changed, see the website for new format * Added setRuleConf() method to set rule configuration values (no longer Text_Wiki class properties)Hm, the full list of notes isn't showing. Here they are in full: * THIS RELEASE BREAKS PRIOR FUNCTIONS. Read the release notes below and see the documentation website. * New documentation website at http://wiki.ciaweb.net/view.php?wiki=Text_Wiki * The $rules property is completely changed, see the website for new format * Added setRuleConf() method to set rule configuration values (no longer Text_Wiki class properties) * New rule management methods: insertRule(), deleteRule(), enableRule(), disableRule() * The URL rule has been revised to fix all currently reported bugs (the "two links in a row" problem) * Markup conventions have been standardized (e.g., always use pairs of characters for inline markup, so three-backticks is now two-backticks to mark raw text) * Added new inline rule for colored text * Simplified 'wikilink' regex * The 'freelink' rule has been //removed// from the default ruleset * The standard 'wikilink' rule now handles described links in a manner similar to URL described links (i.e., [WikiPage nice link text]). * Added "macro" markup standards (double-brackets, with the macro name, a space, and options) * Added new macros for placing images, a way to 'embed' script output at render-time, and a way to 'include' script output at parse-time. * The 'html' rule is now turned off by default, as well as 'embed' and 'include'; these are very powerful rules and should be used with care. -- Paul M. Jones pmjones@ciaweb.net Savant: the simple alternative to Smarty. http://phpsavant.com/