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- Editing other than in the edit box: AppletBasedEditor, UseHtmlEditorOfChoice, EasyEditor, EditorDaemonAddOn, EditDaemonWithGVimIntegration, Integration with External editor
- TouchGraph
- InternetExplorerSidebar
- TopicDropdownbox
- ShorterURLs
- SingleStepSave
- TwikiBatchProcessing
- MegaTWiki
- Pointers to many issues re distribution: DistributedTWiki, OfflineWiki, ReadOnlyOfflineWiki, ReadWriteOfflineWiki, WebsitePublishing, NonWebAccessToWiki, TWikiWithCVS, TWikiXML, TWikiWithClearCase
- DataHandling
- CPAN:WWW::Mechanize
is a set of perl routines that allow to develop bots
- Discussion and example of using frames in wiki
- TWikiSyntaxDiscussByCharacter discussion of TWiki syntax
- Discussions of distributed wiki: BackupScripts, TWikiIRC
- Trick to show topic in pure text format, example http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Codev/RawModeTextPlain?skin=text&contenttype=text/plain&raw=debug
, see SpecialSecretSkinNames
- Performance measurements
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echo|time ./view > /dev/null
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skin=normal|time ./view
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ThomasWeigert - 18 May 2002
Thomas, I have not looked at the code, but where possible use only the official TWiki::Func interface to avoid "gotchas". Do not assume that undocumented functions will not change, in fact we have the largest code refactor ever in the current DEVELOP branch.
Although not pretty, but if you must use undocumented functions or variables you still can make the Plugin work for several TWiki versions. Do that with conditional code. Here is an example of the
InterwikiPlugin:
if( $TWiki::Plugins::VERSION >= 1.020 ) {
$upperAlpha = TWiki::Func::getRegularExpression("upperAlpha");
$mixedAlphaNum = TWiki::Func::getRegularExpression("mixedAlphaNum");
} else {
$upperAlpha = $TWiki::upperAlpha;
$mixedAlphaNum = $TWiki::mixedAlphaNum;
}
Here is an untested code snippet for your encode challenge:
# =========================
sub _encodeSpecialChars
{
if( $TWiki::Plugins::VERSION >= 1.020 ) { # Not sure about the version number, please check!!
TWiki::Render::encodeSpecialChars( @_ );
} else {
TWiki::encodeSpecialChars( @_ );
}
}
But, mind you, the current
DevelopBranch does not have a
TWiki::Render::encodeSpecialChars anymore. So you would have to chace that one again...
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PeterThoeny - 23 Mar 2005