Re: Latest CVS on windows

Chris Moffitt wrote:
> Ok, makes sense that I should give it a stab - since I'm the one that
> wants it!
>  I'm having a little trouble figuring out where the file_path variable is.
>  I tried data['file_path'] and it errors out on me.

Sorry about that, this trick is actually one of the more advanced plugin 
mechanism that's avaiable in pyblosxom, and I don't think it's 
documented anywhere at all. :) But that's ok, I've got a working example 
of this plugin, and tested to be working.

> Here's what I have right now for the plugin -
>     data["dosconv"] = "output goes here"

Yeah, the interesting part of pyblosxom plugin is that data["dosconv"] 
can actually be a function reference, and this is where the magic happens.

> Any ideas what I'm missing?

Here's the complete code for this plugin whipped up in two minutes :)
-------dospath2uri.py-------
# If $foo is a link that contains a \, use this plugin and
# use $dospath2uri('foo').
from Pyblosxom import tools

def conv(data):
     data = str(data) # Just in case it's not a string
     return data.replace('\\', '/')

def dospath2uri(var):
     registry = tools.get_registry()
     req = registry["request"]
     data = req.getData()
     conf = req.getConfiguration()
     if data.has_key(var):
         return conv(data[var])
     elif conf.has_key(var):
         return conv(conf[var])
     else:
         return ''

def cb_prepare(args):
     request = args["request"]
     data = request.getData()
     data["dospath2uri"] = dospath2uri
----------------------------

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Regards: Wari Wahab
RoughingIT - http://roughingit.subtlehints.net
PyBlosxom  - http://roughingit.subtlehints.net/pyblosxom



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