25 Sep
2016
25 Sep
'16
8:51 p.m.
Hi,
On 25 Sep 2016, at 13:12, tskala
<tomas_skala(a)gordic.cz> wrote:
that {{context}} sounds like great solution for the needs.
I thought about classes/objects before but it seemed like it would only
obfuscate texts making editability harder for no real gain (like replacing
wiki editor with simple text field for method description).
You also have a textarea xproperty type which offers either the wiki editor or the wysiwyg
editor.
Descriptions are heavily formatted, with its own
signatures, macros and
examples (preview required). With "edit" button for each heading it makes
things nice and easy. Wiki itself is good way to make articles, compatible
with internal code commentaries/intellisense.
You get something similar with forms and the edit button which is wired automatically to
edit the form.
Life table, while it might solve merging records from
multiple pages (not
clue how)
It just queries all pages having xobjects of a given xclass, see
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Livetable+Macro
is quite worse then TOC (filtering method names is
never required,
finding them with browser Ctrl+F works perfectly if needed and TOC takes
only fraction of space life table does so overview is more clear).
Using the “TOC-way” is what you’d use in a standard first generation wiki (because there’s
nothing else). In XWiki you are able to go much further with applications built using
xclass, xobjects and xproperties. You should try it (even if not for this use case), just
to see/feel the power of it.
Normally it would deserve it's own customized
application. But that is the
part we chose to use wiki pages we have.
Your choice, I can only make suggestions ;)
FYI I’ve fixed and committed http://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XRENDERING-240. You could get it
by using a snapshot build, see
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Download/DownloadOther/
Thanks
-Vincent
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