Re: [LogiLogi-list] Commited changes, logis-box working IE

Wybo, please don't spend time explaining me the things I asked before.
I've been a little bit to the mantadocs and there are really well
documented and I'll have to read some more first.


On 11/16/06, Bruno Sarlo <bs...@gm...> wrote:
> On 11/16/06, Wybo Wiersma <wy...@lo...> wrote:
> > > Hi.
> > >
> > > I've commited some changes! the logilink is working fine, please test
> > > and let me know if you find something out of order. There should be
> > > minor things to fix (apart from click-out), like the box behaivour in
> > > the page limits and other details.
> >
> > It works beautifully. And indeed it behaves well at multiple locations,
> > and at different scales.
>
> Great!
>
> > > Wybo: so you need me to split the text in two links, not two <span> as
> > > it is now? let me know.
> >
> > No, the link-splitting happens server-side, that's why links like this
> > one are already split in the output (that will be input for RedCloth):
> >
> Ok, so my code will stay as it is now.
>
> > Log"iLog(botanics/george_bush)":do:logi/view/botanics/george_bush;
> > "i is":do:link/list/1;
> >
> > (Where 'iLogi is' was the original 'word' that was linked)
> >
> > So the javascript-call will be placed around both parts on the server.
> >
> > Actually first the idea was to only place it around the second part on
> > the server, and leave the first part as a normal link, but I really
> > like what you did with the background-colors, so we will keep it your
> > way.
> >
> Ok, I'm glad you liked the two colors, I just got the concept from
> your top bar, which as I can see it, talks a lot about LogiLogi, and
> represents very well the nature of LogiLogi, as far as I understand.
>
> About the links, RedCloth and the html, still have some questions,.
>
> I'm not understanding the process between the text I enter in the edit
> mode and the output, and if we make some things clearer it will help
> me to understand better what you and Miguel are trying to do.
> For what I understand, this are the steps:
>   * I enter some text in the edit mode "Hello LogiLogi!" but I want to
> make "LogiLogi" a logilogilink, so this would be the final text I
> enter:
>
> Hello "Logi(botanics/george_bush)":do:logi/view/botanics/george_bush;"Logi":do:link/list/1;!
>
>   * The next step, is RedCloth, which understands that LogiLogi is a
> "dual" link and executes the "do:" parts of both halves of the link.
> The first "do:" of the link is telling RedCloth to create a link to
> "botanics/george_bush". The second part will make the "list". (what is
> the "1" for in "link/list/1"?)
>
>   * Then the next step would be a "view" output, where RedCloth would
> parse the link template I've made and insert the variables, like this:
>
> <a href="logi/view/botanics/george_bush">
> <span class="first_half_link" >Logi</span>
> <span class="second_half_link">Logi</span>
> </a>
> <span class="logis_box">
> <ul>
> <li>
> <a href="botanics/definitions/Bush">Bush (botanics)</a> score: 0.62
> </li>
> <li>
> <a href="people/presidents/george_bush">George W. Bush (president)</a>
> score: 0.52
> </li>
> </ul>
> </span>
>
> I'm pasting this code here to make it clear.
> Could you explain this shortly how is it in a grafical way?
>
>
> By the way, today I was going through the trunk and saw the doc/LICENCE.TXT
> Using GPLv3_draft from the beggining is a very smart move and I
> believe it should have value, dough it could have bugs, so that's the
> danger of Beta testings... ;)
> After released you could use GPL plain and that would mean the latest version.
> Also, Manta should be in the Savanna as a GNU project when it's
> released. Don't you think? I could work on that too if you think so,
> but with time.
>
> Also, I have this bookmark that could be of any help (in the remote
> case you didn't know about it) http://rubyvote.rubyforge.org/
>
> It takes me lot's of time to write this mails! Don't want to take
> your time either.
>
> > Wybo
> >
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Bruno