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Matthias Berth-2

Where does the raw wiki markup on a pier page come from?

Hi,

I know that a PRDocument is a tree of objects that correspond to the
structure of a HTML document, such as paragraphs (PRParagraph), list
items (PRListItem) etc. When I edit an existing wiki page, where does
the raw wiki text come from? Is it re-generated from the objects
inside the PRDocument (how?), or is it kept somewhere in a separate
place?

Thanks

Matthias
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keith1y

Re: Where does the raw wiki markup on a pier page come from?

On 9 Feb 2010, at 00:52, Matthias Berth wrote:

> Hi,
>
>
> I know that a PRDocument is a tree of objects that correspond to the
> structure of a HTML document, such as paragraphs (PRParagraph), list
> items (PRListItem) etc. When I edit an existing wiki page, where does
> the raw wiki text come from? Is it re-generated from the objects
> inside the PRDocument (how?),

yes, it is regenerated by the PRWikiWriter visitor which traverses the
object tree.

Keith

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Lukas Renggli

Re: Where does the raw wiki markup on a pier page come from?

In reply to this post by Matthias Berth-2

> I know that a PRDocument is a tree of objects that correspond to the
> structure of a HTML document, such as paragraphs (PRParagraph), list
> items (PRListItem) etc. When I edit an existing wiki page, where does
> the raw wiki text come from? Is it re-generated from the objects
> inside the PRDocument (how?), or is it kept somewhere in a separate
> place?

PRDocumentParser parse: aString
gives you a document tree from a wiki string.

and the opposite

PRWikiWriter write: aDocument
gives you the wiki string.

PRTextWriter write: aDocument
gives you a plain text string.

PRViewRenderer new start: aDocument in: aComponent on: html
renders a document as HTML

...

and there are some other output formats, such as LaTeX, RSS, ...

Lukas

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Matthias Berth-2

Re: Where does the raw wiki markup on a pier page come from?

Ah, thanks a lot, Lukas and Keith.

Matthias

On Tue, Feb 9, 2010 at 8:59 AM, Lukas Renggli <[hidden email]> wrote:

>> I know that a PRDocument is a tree of objects that correspond to the
>> structure of a HTML document, such as paragraphs (PRParagraph), list
>> items (PRListItem) etc. When I edit an existing wiki page, where does
>> the raw wiki text come from? Is it re-generated from the objects
>> inside the PRDocument (how?), or is it kept somewhere in a separate
>> place?
>
> PRDocumentParser parse: aString
> gives you a document tree from a wiki string.
>
> and the opposite
>
> PRWikiWriter write: aDocument
> gives you the wiki string.
>
> PRTextWriter write: aDocument
> gives you a plain text string.
>
> PRViewRenderer new start: aDocument in: aComponent on: html
> renders a document as HTML
>
> ...
>
> and there are some other output formats, such as LaTeX, RSS, ...
>
> Lukas
>
> --
> Lukas Renggli
> http://www.lukas-renggli.ch
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