instiki/app/models/chunks/wiki.rb
Alexey Verkhovsky 8263e4bfcd [RESTORES BUILD] Wiki link (in double square brackets) has precedence over autolinking URLs;
contents of wiki links are not passed to markup engines; got rid of bracketing mask method in the 
chunks parser (it was a feature that caused a lot of parsing grief for no good reason)
2005-01-23 05:19:39 +00:00

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require 'wiki_words'
require 'chunks/chunk'
require 'chunks/wiki'
require 'cgi'
# Contains all the methods for finding and replacing wiki related links.
module WikiChunk
include Chunk
# A wiki link is the top-level class for anything that refers to
# another wiki page.
class WikiLink < Chunk::Abstract
attr_reader :page_name, :link_text, :link_type
def initialize(*args)
super
@link_type = 'show'
end
def self.apply_to(content)
content.gsub!( self.pattern ) do |matched_text|
chunk = self.new($~)
if chunk.textile_url?
# do not substitute
matched_text
else
content.chunks << chunk
chunk.mask(content)
end
end
end
def textile_url?
not @textile_link_suffix.nil?
end
# By default, no escaped text
def escaped_text() nil end
# Replace link with a mask, but if the word is escaped, then don't replace it
def mask(content)
escaped_text || super(content)
end
def revert(content) content.sub!(mask(content), text) end
# Do not keep this chunk if it is escaped.
# Otherwise, pass the link procedure a page_name and link_text and
# get back a string of HTML to replace the mask with.
def unmask(content)
if escaped_text
return self
else
chunk_found = content.sub!(mask(content)) do |match|
content.page_link(page_name, link_text, link_type)
end
if chunk_found
return self
else
return nil
end
end
end
end
# This chunk matches a WikiWord. WikiWords can be escaped
# by prepending a '\'. When this is the case, the +escaped_text+
# method will return the WikiWord instead of the usual +nil+.
# The +page_name+ method returns the matched WikiWord.
class Word < WikiLink
unless defined? WIKI_LINK
WIKI_WORD = Regexp.new('(":)?(\\\\)?(' + WikiWords::WIKI_WORD_PATTERN + ')\b', 0, "utf-8")
end
def self.pattern
WIKI_WORD
end
def initialize(match_data)
super(match_data)
@textile_link_suffix, @escape, @page_name = match_data[1..3]
end
def escaped_text
page_name unless @escape.nil?
end
def link_text() WikiWords.separate(page_name) end
end
# This chunk handles [[bracketted wiki words]] and
# [[AliasedWords|aliased wiki words]]. The first part of an
# aliased wiki word must be a WikiWord. If the WikiWord
# is aliased, the +link_text+ field will contain the
# alias, otherwise +link_text+ will contain the entire
# contents within the double brackets.
#
# NOTE: This chunk must be tested before WikiWord since
# a WikiWords can be a substring of a WikiLink.
class Link < WikiLink
unless defined? WIKI_LINK
WIKI_LINK = /(":)?\[\[([^\]]+)\]\]/
LINK_TYPE_SEPARATION = Regexp.new('^(.+):((file)|(pic))$', 0, 'utf-8')
ALIAS_SEPARATION = Regexp.new('^(.+)\|(.+)$', 0, 'utf-8')
end
def self.pattern() WIKI_LINK end
def initialize(match_data)
super(match_data)
@textile_link_suffix, @page_name = match_data[1..2]
@link_text = @page_name
separate_link_type
separate_alias
end
private
# if link wihin the brackets has a form of [[filename:file]] or [[filename:pic]],
# this means a link to a picture or a file
def separate_link_type
link_type_match = LINK_TYPE_SEPARATION.match(@page_name)
if link_type_match
@link_text = @page_name = link_type_match[1]
@link_type = link_type_match[2..3].compact[0]
end
end
# link text may be different from page name. this will look like [[actual page|link text]]
def separate_alias
alias_match = ALIAS_SEPARATION.match(@page_name)
if alias_match
@page_name, @link_text = alias_match[1..2]
end
# note that [[filename|link text:file]] is also supported
end
end
end