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[[template id=plugin name=sar author="[[VictorMoral]]"]]
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Warning: i'm using this plugin at my site and i have found too much problems with him. I discourage his use until a new version has been released. My apologies for the inconveniences. I think that is a good idea with a bad initial design.
The sar plugin is useful to make global or local search and replace operations
using common or specific terms.
The characteristics are:
- Support for a global dictionary page (optional but recommended).
- Is possible to replace the first appearance with a text and the rest with
other.
- Support for enable or disable sar engine in any page.
- Support for disable sar engine on any term in any page.
The global dictionary page is like this:
## Sites and projects
- [[sar search="ikiwiki" first="[IkiWiki](http://ikiwiki.info)" next="_IkiWiki_"]]
- [[sar search="debian" first="[Debian](http://debian.org)" next="_Debian_"]]
- [[sar search="perl" first="[Perl](http://perl.org)" next="_Perl_"]]
- [[sar search="linux" replace="GNU/Linux"]]
## Persons
- [[sar search="joey" first="[Joey Hess](http://ikiwiki.info/users/joey]]" next="_Joey_" ]]
- [[sar search="angel" first="[Angel](http://triptico.com)" next="Angel"]]
## Technical terms
- [[sar search="smtp" first="\[[wp SMTP]]" next="‘SMTP‘"]]
- [[sar search="pop3" first="\[[wp POP3]]" next="’POP3’"]]
The search parameter is a literal text; later will be used as part of the
final regular expression.
A search and replace directive has the following parameters:
search: define the text to search.first: define the replace text in the first match.next: define the replace text in all matches except the first.replace: define the replace text in all matches.disable: disable the sar plugin in the current page or the current term if
there is a search parameter.
Configuration
The plugin need the following global values:
sar_mainpage: define the global dictionary page. The default value is sar.sar_pagespec: enable the plugin with a selection of pages. The default
value is *, but a recommended value is link(tag/sar).
Caveats
This plugin works as a filter hook on the source markdown text; the dictionary
terms must be carefully selected, because they could interfere with URLs and
other preprocessor directives.
The code is highly experimental and the author will appreciate any help with
his development or his english. I'm using at my site with minor problems.
sinopsys
In a ikiwiki source page we can write this
\[[sar]]
for enable the sar plugin in this page or
\[[sar disable = 1]]
for disable the sar plugin or
\[[sar search=debian replace="__Debian__"]]
to define a global replace for the term debian or
\[[sar search=ibm first=’[IBM](http://www.ibm.com)’
next="_IBM_"]]
to define a replace for the first match of the string ibm and a different
replace for the rest, and
\[[sar search=hp ]]
\[[sar search=hp disable=1]]
to disable the sar plugin in the current page for the term hp.
Changelog
version 0.6
- Minor bugfixes in the pages selection.
- Call to add_depends() for every page filtered
version 0.5
- This is the first functional version.
Download
The module can be downloaded from:
