wikiparse.xsd WikiParse XML definition version 1.1.7 by Stijn Sanders mailto:stijn@yoy.be 2005-12 CopyRight: use at own risk, no warranties, all rights reserved, when in doubt contact me. For further information, see http://yoy.be/dev/xsd/wikiparse.txt wikiparse: document root element Can contain any number of operations When rendering, the first operation is performed. Any following operations are supposed to have an id="" attribute and can be jumped to by the jump operation. replace: perform a RegEx replace on the current text replaceif: replace text using a RegEx, only if the text matches the RegEx [Attention] if only one section matches, the entire contents are processed, to direct processing to only the matching portion, use split or extract split: find matches with a RegEx, perform an operation on macthing text and text inbetween, and reassemble the entire text extract: use a RegEx to extract section from the text, performs an operation on the remaining text (in its entirety), and re-inserts the extracted sections, optionally performing an operation on these sections (one by one) submatch: take the text of a submatch from a parent RegEx operation check: check the current text and conditionally perform an operation wiki: check if a WikiPage exists, optionally perform a RegEx replace on the current text to extract the WikiName command: perform a command as defined by the current text, it is parsed as a command name followed by one or more parameters see the WikiEngine documentation for a list of commands and their parameters jump: jumps to a child element of the document element the element text is the target ID, a child element of the document root element with an id attribute set to this ID is searched to jump to [Attention] be carefull about using jumps to create circular references, code that calls upon itself can cause a stack overflow group: perform a sequence of operations include: include and parse another wikiparse xml file element text must be an absolute or relative URL to another wikiparse xml file. concat: perform a sequence of operations, each on the same current text, concatenate the results text: set the current text to a fixed value length: replace the current text by the length of the current length (a decimal digit) prenend: prepend a certain text to the current text append: append a certain text to the current text htmlencode: encode text to be HTML safe urlencode: encode text to be URL safe debug: make the parser drop anything and return with what it got so far (used for debugging) skip: skip enclosed operations (used for debugging)