2003-05-27 |
Rich Text Editor |
I'm thoroughly impressed with Kevin Roth's cross-browser rich text editor. If I apply some of our stray link resolution technology to HTML input, it seems to me we could widen PyDS' appeal considerably...
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posted at 11:20:00
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Moving stray link resolution III |
Further to Moving stray link resolution II, I think I've successfully moved the StrayLinkTransform and dependencies to the MeshTool. If you'd like to try it out, see the bottom of MeshTool.
Aah, interesting: the refresh button doesn't cause the external rendering to be updated...
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posted at 09:58:56
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Slideshows in PyDS II |
Further to Slideshows in PyDS: I've realised that splitting should be [carefully] done as a transform, as then we can touch up links.
Alternative: adjust the JavaScript so that links into display:none sections result in the appropriate slide transition. Tricky.
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posted at 07:32:48
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Moving stray link resolution II |
For some reason, I started by moving the substitution transform into the ShortcutTool. That turned out to be pretty easy; StructuredText.Reader now computes its transforms list at run-time; tools register transforms with StructuredText.registerTransform. (Confused? See Steal My Code, which is now quite out of date.)
Next, I'll move StrayLinkTransform and StrayLinkResolver to MeshTool, test it, and publish a diff.
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posted at 06:44:48
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