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From: Alexis R. <al...@fn...> - 2005-05-28 11:53:29
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Hi, I've commited yesterday the template.Standard_link who now uses the template.Standard_node. Now template.Standard_link is reduced to 23 lines, and the code is very clear (the older was very ugly and very long, it was a kind of hack) I've added a template.Standard_node.wrapgetcontent function for wrapping the content() function of Standard_node, if you want to return a Standard_href if you make a Standard_link.content() :) I will add a system for choosing the correct derivated class automatically, for example, you are in a Standard_node who is mapped to <head>, you use node.next(), you are in a <meta> node, but next returns a Standard_meta instead of a Standard_node, cool isn't it ? But just for the moment I must finish the porting of the classes to Standard_node. :) Thank you Alexis ROBERT |
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From: Alexis R. <al...@fn...> - 2005-05-25 21:39:47
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Hi,
I've just coded a Standard_href class in template, it's a class derived from
str who is very short and very useful.
With DAISY, you have a lot of links like file.smil#part583 and a
link.split('#')[0] in the sourcecode is not very clean :)
So, if the objet returned is a Standard_href, you can make link.file() or
link.anchor() and you will have "file.smil" or "part583" respectively.
This class is integrated into unittests and used with Standard_link (and
usable for discinfo).
Code commited, you can make a try and report bugs :)
Thank you
Alexis ROBERT
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From: Alexis R. <al...@fn...> - 2005-05-24 16:57:20
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Hi, Welcome to the Freedaisy devel mailing list, made for announcing some features, requesting some features, etc... Anything about the development of Freedaisy himself (not the programs based on Freedaisy's libraries). Thank you Alexis ROBERT |