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These are bugs:
These were bugs, now work:
1 The _NormalBorders link (or any link beginning with _ for that matter) is very tricky, especially when one tries to generate this link from WikiTalk. Consider these cases which don't work:
_NormalBorders some text that happens_to_contain_underscore
NormalBorders some text that happensto_contain_underscore
FlexWiki._NormalBorders
FlexWiki._NormalBorders
[FlexWiki._NormalBorders]
[FlexWiki._NormalBorders]
"_NormalBorders":FlexWiki._NormalBorders
FlexWiki.[_NormalBorders]
wiki://_NormalBorders
wiki://_NormalBorders
This is an issue when using code like this which processes a list of topics:
@@[namespace.GetTopicInfo("HomePage"), namespace.GetTopicInfo("JimmySieben"), namespace.GetTopicInfo("_NormalBorders")].Collect { each |[
Tab, "* ", each.Fullname, Newline
]}@@
Which produces:
Is there a foolproof way to handle generating links like this from a list which won't screw up formatting? I know that I can do this
@@[namespace.GetTopicInfo("HomePage"), namespace.GetTopicInfo("JimmySieben"), namespace.GetTopicInfo("_NormalBorders")].Collect { each |[
Tab, "* ", Presentations.Link(federation.LinkMaker.LinkToTopic(each.Fullname), each.Name), Newline
]}@@
but that doesn't give quite the same result as the topic links don't contain the helpful TopicTip.
Help! -- JimmySieben [2005-09-16]