Difference between revisions of "Talk:Geshi.php"
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and chooses the file based on the language tag. --[[User:Rob|Rob]] 00:51, 13 Nov 2006 (NZDT) | and chooses the file based on the language tag. --[[User:Rob|Rob]] 00:51, 13 Nov 2006 (NZDT) | ||
:Yip I'd agree that geshi isn't much good, but also a lot of the hardwiring is in the [[geshi.php]] article which is an xmlwiki hack - if we fix this we should do these things... | :Yip I'd agree that geshi isn't much good, but also a lot of the hardwiring is in the [[geshi.php]] article which is an xmlwiki hack - if we fix this we should do these things... | ||
| − | *All colours config in wiki articles not files | + | :*All colours config in wiki articles not files |
| − | *Colour rules for each lang and a default used for rules not specified in specific lang article | + | :*Colour rules for each lang and a default used for rules not specified in specific lang article |
| − | *Allow users to have their own colour rules to overide defaults and lang articles so we can have our own colours | + | :*Allow users to have their own colour rules to overide defaults and lang articles so we can have our own colours |
Revision as of 20:38, 12 November 2006
Managed to screw up the php syntax hilighting so I just copied the c.php one and that seems to work ok.
Geshi is crap. It seems it would be quite easy to use a simpler document transform based on geshi's rules rather than use geshi itself. They've tokenised the pattern matches but ignored completely the colours and text styles. I tried to make a simple change to the colours and it's all just hard coded. I suggest a view transform that reads in the geshi data at:
/var/www/wiki/extensions/geshi/geshi
and chooses the file based on the language tag. --Rob 00:51, 13 Nov 2006 (NZDT)
- Yip I'd agree that geshi isn't much good, but also a lot of the hardwiring is in the geshi.php article which is an xmlwiki hack - if we fix this we should do these things...
- All colours config in wiki articles not files
- Colour rules for each lang and a default used for rules not specified in specific lang article
- Allow users to have their own colour rules to overide defaults and lang articles so we can have our own colours
