[Moin-user] Disable automatic CamelCase linking?

[R.Bauer]

Christopher MacMinn schrieb:
>>> That is only acceptable if such parser were maintained as part
>>> of the official moin distribution, and kept up-to-date with the
>>> the rest of the features of a classical parser.
>> Yes, that would be better.
>>
>> It would also be better if we had more developers. :)
>>
>>> I had enough bad experience with unmaintained third-party macros
>>> and themes, that I would not dare to venture into a third-party
>>> parser without some firm statement that I won't be left high-and-dry
>>> with the next release of moin.
>> Yes, that's a general problem. Stuff needs maintenance.
>>
>> It doesn't get any different by including it into moin, you just expect
>> the work done by the moin devs then. :)
>>
>>> Perhaps adding an option to "#format wiki" or some other pragma,
>>> which could tell the official parser whether to recognize
>>> camel case or not.
>> The problem is not as easy as it maybe sounds.
>>
>> Aside from the help pages requiring camelcase currently,
>> there is also the GUI editor expecting camelcase link behaviour from the
>> "wiki" parser. Therefore that will also require changes if the wiki
>> parser just gets a new param.
>>
>> Last but not least, we currently work on parsers / formatters working in
>> a completely different way internally (using a dom tree).
>>
>> You see, doing that nocamelcase thing is much more work than just a
>> quick hack.
>>
> 
> 
> Noted that this would be more complicated than it sounds.  Still, it would
> be a useful feature -- is there some way for supporters of this idea to
> raise its priority as a feature request by adding our "votes"?
> 
>  - Chris
> 

It should be quite clear that we are interested already in that feature
too but we can't do it currently. At the time the dom tree stuff is
implemented we likly can support it without doubling all the related
dependent work.


Just help us so we get it faster done!

Reimar