27 Mar
2007
27 Mar
'07
9:50 p.m.
On Mar 27, 2007, at 9:43 PM, Zeljko Trogrlic wrote:
Vincent Massol wrote:
No, it is not critical, but it will be easier for all of us if
exceptions are actually reported ;)
To which other email are you referring to?
The one where I said:
"
Interesting problem... I think there are several possibilities:
1) You intercept page save and parse the content to add links for
acronyms.
2) You do as you suggest and play with the rendering. This means that
the links will not exist in the database though
I prefer 1) because with 2) you'll probably not benefit from features
like automatic page rename. In addition 1) is easier to implement as
we have a notification API to get called when the page is saved for
example.
What algorithm will you use to detect an acronym vs a standard word?
"
Thanks
-Vincent
OK, but
where to put fix for Radeox? Do you keep the copy of
their source tree,
too?
Is that required for your code to work or is it just something
nice to have? If it's required for your code, then you could
attach the patch to the Plugin form and also attach a modified and
patched radeox JAR.
Of course it might be better to implement something like what I
suggested in my earlier email (I'm writing this offline now so you
may have answered to that email already...)