[pmwiki-users] Different Markup definitions for a section?

[Américo Albuquerque]

Hello

Stirling Westrup wrote:
> Its looking like I have a need for a different set of markup notations
> in a given section. That is, I want to disable certain markups (but not
> necessarily all of them), and introduce a few extra ones for all text
> that's between special section markers.
to disable markups use "DisableMarkup('<markup name>')", to make new 
ones use "Markup()". Check 
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/CustomMarkup for more info

> 
> For example, something like this:
> 
> (:compactlist listname:)
> | alpha, beta, gamma; a, b, c; aleph, beth | one, two, three; uno, duos,
> tres
> (:endcompactlist:)
> 
> Which would need to generate something like this:
> <ol id="listname">
>   <li><ul>
>     <li><ul><li>alpha</li><li>beta</li><li>gamma</li></ul></li>
>     <li><ul><li>a</li><li>b</li><li>c</li></ul></li>
>     <li><ul><li>aleph</li><li>beth</li></ul></li>
>   </ul></li>
>   <li><ul>
>     <li><ul><li>one</li><li>two</li><li>three</li></ul></li>
>     <li><ul><li>uno</li><li>duos</li><li>tres</li></ul></li>
>   </ul></li>
> </ol>
> 
This can be done by making a new markup just for this or by using the 
Wiki default markups

> BTW, I have no idea how one would generate the above using standard
> markup (how do you create a list that's entries are lists of lists?),
> but that's beside the point.
> 
The default way would be:
#
**
*** alpha
*** beta
*** gama
**
*** a
*** b
*** c
**
*** aleph
*** beth
#
**
*** one
*** two
*** three
**
*** uno
*** duos
*** tres
The '#' is the <ol> and the '*' is the <ul>. I don't know how to give 
the attribute 'id=listname' to the first <ol> using this method though

The other method is using the code below on your local config or to 
create a recipe with it and include it on you local config

The $CompactListLayers has the separators used to identify each block 
and the html tag that will be used in each block. You can add another 
layer by simply adding a new array of the form array("html tag name", 
"separator"). The html tagname is just the name, no <> is to be used, 
the functions will insert them as needed

----CODE----
SDV($CompactListLayers, array(array("ol", "|"), array("ul", ";"), 
array("ul", ",")));

Markup("compactlist", "fulltext", "/\(:compactlist 
(\w+):\)(.*?)\(:endcompactlist:\)/se", "addCompact('$1', '$2')");

function addCompact($name, $text) {
   return CompactLists(0, $text, $name);
}
function CompactLists($level, $text, $name="") {
   global $CompactListLayers;
   $nametag = !empty($name)? " id='$name'" : "";
   if(($level>=0) and ($level<count($CompactListLayers))) {
     $lists = explode($CompactListLayers[$level][1], $text);
     if(count($lists)==1) {
       return $text;
     } else {
       $value = "<{$CompactListLayers[$level][0]}$nametag>";
       foreach($lists as $list) {
         $value .= "<li>" . CompactLists($level+1, $list) . "</li>";
       }
       $value .= "</{$CompactListLayers[$level][0]}>";
       return $value;
     }
   } else {
     return $text;
   }
}
----CODE----