r85720 MediaWiki - Code Review archive

Repository:MediaWiki
Revision:r85719‎ | r85720 | r85721 >
Date:13:28, 9 April 2011
Author:foxtrott
Status:deferred
Tags:
Comment:
rename directory
Modified paths:
  • /trunk/extensions/SemanticGlossary (added) (history)
  • /trunk/extensions/SemanticLingo (deleted) (history)

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Index: trunk/extensions/SemanticGlossary/SpecialSemanticGlossaryBrowser.php
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 2+<?php
 3+
 4+/**
 5+ * File holding the SpecialSemanticGlossaryBrowser class.
 6+ *
 7+ * @author Stephan Gambke
 8+ *
 9+ * @file
 10+ * @ingroup SemanticGlossary
 11+ */
 12+if ( !defined( 'SG_VERSION' ) ) {
 13+ die( 'This file is part of the Semantic Glossary extension, it is not a valid entry point.' );
 14+}
 15+
 16+/**
 17+ * This class creates and processes Special:GlossaryBrowser.
 18+ *
 19+ * Includable special pages have an execute() function which can be
 20+ * called from either context, so to parse text within them, it's
 21+ * necessary to check $this->mIncluding to determine the correct function
 22+ * to use.
 23+ *
 24+ * @todo Write this class.
 25+ * @ingroup SemanticGlossary
 26+ */
 27+class SpecialSemanticGlossaryBrowser extends SpecialPage {
 28+
 29+ private $mMessages;
 30+
 31+ function __construct () {
 32+ parent::__construct( 'SemanticGlossaryBrowser' );
 33+ $this -> mMessages = new SemanticGlossaryMessageLog();
 34+ }
 35+
 36+ function execute ( $subpage ) {
 37+
 38+ global $wgRequest, $wgOut, $wgUser;
 39+
 40+ // preparation stuff
 41+ $this -> setHeaders();
 42+ $this -> loadModules();
 43+
 44+ $hasEditRights = $wgUser -> isAllowed( 'editglossary' );
 45+
 46+ if ( $this -> isActionAllowed() ) {
 47+
 48+ if ( $wgRequest -> getText( 'submit' ) != null ) {
 49+
 50+ // if the form was submitted, store the data
 51+ $this -> actionStoreData();
 52+ } else if ( $wgRequest -> getText( 'createnew' ) != null ) {
 53+
 54+ // if a new term was defined, create it
 55+ $this -> actionCreateNewTerm();
 56+ } else if ( $wgRequest -> getText( 'delete' ) != null ) {
 57+
 58+ // if a new term was defined, create it
 59+ $this -> actionDeleteData();
 60+ }
 61+ }
 62+
 63+ // get the glossary data
 64+ $parser = new SemanticGlossaryParser();
 65+ $glossaryarray = $parser -> getGlossaryArray( $this -> mMessages );
 66+
 67+ // set function to create a table row (textareas when editing is
 68+ // allowed, else normal text)
 69+ if ( $hasEditRights ) {
 70+ $createTableRowMethod = 'createTableRowForEdit';
 71+ } else {
 72+ $createTableRowMethod = 'createTableRowForDisplay';
 73+ }
 74+
 75+ // create HTML fragment for table rows
 76+
 77+ $tablerows = '';
 78+
 79+ // loop through all terms
 80+ foreach ( $glossaryarray as $term => $glossaryElement ) {
 81+
 82+ // One term may have several definitions. Include them all.
 83+ while ( ( $key = $glossaryElement -> getCurrentKey() ) !== null ) {
 84+
 85+ $sourceArray = $glossaryElement -> getSource( $key );
 86+ $source = $sourceArray[ 2 ] . ':' . $sourceArray[ 1 ] . ':' . $sourceArray[ 0 ];
 87+ $definition = $glossaryElement -> getDefinition( $key );
 88+
 89+ $tablerows .= $this -> $createTableRowMethod( $source, $term, $definition );
 90+
 91+ $glossaryElement -> next();
 92+ }
 93+ }
 94+
 95+ if ( $tablerows != '' ) {
 96+ $listOfTermsFragment =
 97+ Html::rawElement( 'table', null,
 98+ Html::rawElement( 'tbody', null, $tablerows )
 99+ );
 100+
 101+ if ( $hasEditRights ) {
 102+ // append action buttons
 103+ $listOfTermsFragment .=
 104+ Html::element( 'input', array( 'type' => 'submit', 'name' => 'delete', 'value' => wfMsg( 'semanticglossary-deleteselected' ), 'accesskey' => 'd' ) ) .
 105+ Html::element( 'input', array( 'type' => 'submit', 'name' => 'submit', 'value' => wfMsg( 'semanticglossary-savechanges' ), 'accesskey' => 's' ) );
 106+ }
 107+
 108+ $listOfTermsFragment =
 109+ Html::rawElement( 'div', array( 'class' => 'termslist' ),
 110+ Html::element( 'div', array( 'class' => 'heading' ), wfMsg( 'semanticglossary-termsdefined' ) ) .
 111+ $listOfTermsFragment
 112+ );
 113+ } else {
 114+ $listOfTermsFragment =
 115+ Html::rawElement( 'div', array( 'class' => 'termslist' ),
 116+ Html::element( 'div', array( 'class' => 'heading' ), wfMsg( 'semanticglossary-notermsdefined' ) )
 117+ );
 118+ }
 119+
 120+ // From here on no more errors should occur. Create list of errors.
 121+ $errorsFragment = $this -> mMessages -> getMessagesFormatted( SemanticGlossaryMessageLog::SG_NOTICE );
 122+
 123+ if ( $errorsFragment ) {
 124+ $errorsFragment .= Html::rawElement( 'hr' );
 125+ }
 126+
 127+ if ( $hasEditRights ) {
 128+
 129+ // create form fragment to allow input of a new term
 130+ $newTermFragment =
 131+ Html::rawElement( 'hr' ) .
 132+ Html::rawElement( 'div', array( 'class' => 'newterm' ),
 133+ Html::rawElement( 'div', array( 'class' => 'heading' ), wfMsg( 'semanticglossary-enternewterm' ) ) .
 134+ Html::rawElement( 'table', null,
 135+ Html::rawElement( 'tbody', null,
 136+ Html::rawElement( 'tr', array( 'class' => 'row' ),
 137+ Html::rawElement( 'td', array( 'class' => 'termcell' ),
 138+ Html::element( 'textarea', array( 'name' => 'newterm' ) )
 139+ ) .
 140+ Html::rawElement( 'td', array( 'class' => 'definitioncell' ),
 141+ Html::rawElement( 'div', array( 'class' => 'definitionareawrapper' ),
 142+ Html::element( 'textarea', array( 'name' => 'newdefinition' ) )
 143+ )
 144+ )
 145+ )
 146+ )
 147+ ) .
 148+ Html::element( 'input', array( 'type' => 'submit', 'name' => 'createnew', 'value' => wfMsg( 'semanticglossary-createnew' ), 'accesskey' => 'n' ) )
 149+ );
 150+
 151+ $salt = rand( 10000, 99999 );
 152+ $editTokenFragment = Html::rawElement( 'input', array( 'type' => 'hidden', 'name' => 'editToken', 'value' => $wgUser -> editToken( $salt ) . $salt ) );
 153+
 154+ // assemble output
 155+ $output =
 156+ Html::rawElement( 'div', array( 'class' => 'glossarybrowser' ),
 157+ $errorsFragment .
 158+ Html::rawElement( 'form', array( 'method' => 'POST' ),
 159+ $listOfTermsFragment .
 160+ $newTermFragment .
 161+ $editTokenFragment
 162+ )
 163+ );
 164+ } else {
 165+
 166+ // assemble output
 167+ $output =
 168+ Html::rawElement( 'div', array( 'class' => 'glossarybrowser' ),
 169+ $errorsFragment .
 170+ $listOfTermsFragment
 171+ );
 172+ }
 173+
 174+ $wgOut -> addHTML( $output );
 175+ }
 176+
 177+ /**
 178+ * Returns the name that goes in the <h1> in the special page itself, and also the name that
 179+ * will be listed in Special:Specialpages
 180+ *
 181+ * @return String
 182+ */
 183+ function getDescription () {
 184+ return wfMsg( 'semanticglossary-browsertitle' );
 185+ }
 186+
 187+ /**
 188+ * Loads the CSS file for the GlossaryBrowser Special page
 189+ */
 190+ protected function loadModules () {
 191+
 192+ global $wgOut, $wgScriptPath;
 193+
 194+ if ( defined( 'MW_SUPPORTS_RESOURCE_MODULES' ) ) {
 195+ $wgOut -> addModules( 'ext.SemanticGlossary.Browser' );
 196+ } else {
 197+ $wgOut -> addHeadItem( 'ext.SemanticGlossary.Browser.css', '<link rel="stylesheet" href="' . $wgScriptPath . '/extensions/SemanticGlossary/skins/SemanticGlossaryBrowser.css" />' );
 198+ }
 199+ }
 200+
 201+ /**
 202+ * Gets data from wgRequest and stores it
 203+ */
 204+ protected function actionStoreData () {
 205+
 206+ global $wgRequest;
 207+
 208+ // get ass array of input values
 209+ $inputdata = $wgRequest -> getValues();
 210+
 211+ // loop through all input values
 212+ foreach ( $inputdata as $key => $value ) {
 213+
 214+ // only consider terms here, other parameters are accessed by name
 215+ if ( substr( $key, -5 ) == ':term' ) {
 216+
 217+ // cut off ':term'
 218+ $pageString = substr( $key, 0, -5 );
 219+
 220+ // new data
 221+ $newTerm = $value;
 222+ $newDefinition = $inputdata[ $pageString . ':definition' ];
 223+
 224+ $page = $this -> getPageObjectFromInputName( $pageString );
 225+
 226+ // get its data
 227+ $pageData = smwfGetStore() -> getSemanticData( $page );
 228+
 229+
 230+ // get old values
 231+ $oldTerm = $this -> getPropertyFromData( $pageData, '___glt' );
 232+ if ( !$oldTerm )
 233+ continue;
 234+
 235+ $oldDefinition = $this -> getPropertyFromData( $pageData, '___gld' );
 236+ if ( !$oldDefinition )
 237+ continue;
 238+
 239+ // only store data if anything changed
 240+ if ( $newTerm != $oldTerm || $newDefinition != $oldDefinition ) {
 241+
 242+ $this -> updateData( $page, array(
 243+ '___glt' => $newTerm,
 244+ '___gld' => $newDefinition
 245+ ) );
 246+
 247+ if ( $page -> getArticleID() != 0 ) {
 248+ $this -> mMessages -> addMessage( wfMsg( 'semanticglossary-storedtermdefinedinarticle', array( $oldTerm, $page -> getPrefixedText() ) )
 249+ , SemanticGlossaryMessageLog::SG_WARNING
 250+ );
 251+ }
 252+ }
 253+ }
 254+ }
 255+ }
 256+
 257+ protected function actionCreateNewTerm () {
 258+
 259+ global $wgRequest;
 260+
 261+ $newTerm = $wgRequest -> getText( 'newterm' );
 262+
 263+ if ( $newTerm == null || $newTerm == '' ) {
 264+ $this -> mMessages -> addMessage( 'Term was empty. Nothing created.', SemanticGlossaryMessageLog::SG_WARNING );
 265+ return;
 266+ }
 267+
 268+ $newDefinition = $wgRequest -> getText( 'newdefinition' );
 269+
 270+ $termNumber = 1;
 271+
 272+ // find unused SMW page
 273+ do {
 274+ $page = SMWWikiPageValue::makePage( "GlossaryTerm#$termNumber", 0 );
 275+ $termNumber++;
 276+ } while ( count( smwfGetStore() -> getProperties( $page ) ) > 0 );
 277+
 278+ // store data
 279+ $this -> updateData( $page, array(
 280+ '___glt' => $newTerm,
 281+ '___gld' => $newDefinition
 282+ ) );
 283+ }
 284+
 285+ protected function actionDeleteData () {
 286+
 287+ global $wgRequest;
 288+
 289+ // get ass array of input values
 290+ $inputdata = $wgRequest -> getValues();
 291+
 292+ foreach ( $inputdata as $key => $value ) {
 293+
 294+ // only consider checkboxes here
 295+ if ( substr( $key, -8 ) == ':checked' ) {
 296+
 297+ // cut off ':checked'
 298+ $pageString = substr( $key, 0, -8 );
 299+
 300+ $page = $this -> getPageObjectFromInputName( $pageString );
 301+
 302+ $this -> updateData( $page, array(
 303+ '___glt' => null,
 304+ '___gld' => null
 305+ ) );
 306+
 307+ $title = $page -> getTitle();
 308+
 309+ $oldTerm = $wgRequest -> getVal( $pageString . ':term' );
 310+
 311+ if ( $title && $title -> exists() ) {
 312+
 313+ $this -> mMessages -> addMessage( wfMsg( 'semanticglossary-deletedtermdefinedinarticle', array( $oldTerm, $page -> getPrefixedText() ) )
 314+ , SemanticGlossaryMessageLog::SG_WARNING
 315+ );
 316+ } else {
 317+ $this -> mMessages -> addMessage( wfMsg( 'semanticglossary-termdeleted', array( $oldTerm ) ), SemanticGlossaryMessageLog::SG_NOTICE );
 318+ }
 319+ }
 320+ }
 321+ }
 322+
 323+ protected function getPropertyFromData ( SMWSemanticData &$pageData, $propertyName ) {
 324+
 325+ $property = SMWPropertyValue::makeProperty( $propertyName );
 326+ $propertyValues = $pageData -> getPropertyValues( $property );
 327+
 328+ if ( count( $propertyValues ) > 1 ) {
 329+ $this -> mMessages -> addMessage( wfMsg( 'semanticglossary-storedtermdefinedtwice', array( $pageData -> getSubject() -> getPrefixedText(), $propertyName, $newTerm ) ),
 330+ SemanticGlossaryMessageLog::SG_ERROR
 331+ );
 332+ return false;
 333+ }
 334+
 335+ return $propertyValues[ 0 ] -> getShortWikiText();
 336+ }
 337+
 338+ protected function getPageObjectFromInputName ( $pageString ) {
 339+
 340+ // split the source string into interwiki reference, namespace and page title
 341+ $matches = array( );
 342+ preg_match( '/^(.*):(.*):(.*)$/', $pageString, $matches );
 343+
 344+ // create SMWWikiPageValue (SMW's wiki page representation)
 345+ return SMWWikiPageValue::makePage( $matches[ 3 ], $matches[ 2 ], '', $matches[ 1 ] );
 346+ }
 347+
 348+ protected function updateData ( SMWWikiPageValue &$page, array $data ) {
 349+
 350+ $newData = new SMWSemanticData( $page, false );
 351+
 352+ $oldData = smwfGetStore() -> getSemanticData( $page );
 353+ $oldProps = $oldData -> getProperties();
 354+
 355+ // get properties, replace as requested, retain other properties
 356+ foreach ( $oldProps as $property ) {
 357+
 358+ $propertyID = $property -> getPropertyID();
 359+
 360+ if ( array_key_exists( $propertyID, $data ) ) {
 361+
 362+
 363+ // set new data if defined, else ignore property (i.e. delete property from page)
 364+ if ( $data[ $propertyID ] != null ) {
 365+
 366+ $value = SMWDataValueFactory::newPropertyObjectValue( $property, $data[ $propertyID ] );
 367+ $newData -> addPropertyObjectValue( $property, $value );
 368+ }
 369+
 370+ unset( $data[ $propertyID ] );
 371+ } else {
 372+
 373+ $values = $oldData -> getPropertyValues( $property );
 374+ foreach ( $values as $value ) {
 375+ $newData -> addPropertyObjectValue( $property, $value );
 376+ }
 377+ }
 378+ }
 379+
 380+ // store properties that were not present before, i.e. properties
 381+ // remaining in $data
 382+ foreach ( $data as $propertyID => $propertyValue ) {
 383+
 384+ // set new data if defined, else ignore property (i.e. do not set property on this page)
 385+ if ( $data[ $propertyID ] != null ) {
 386+
 387+ $property = SMWPropertyValue::makeProperty( $propertyID );
 388+ $value = SMWDataValueFactory::newPropertyObjectValue( $property, $data[ $propertyID ] );
 389+ $newData -> addPropertyObjectValue( $property, $value );
 390+ }
 391+
 392+ unset( $data[ $propertyID ] );
 393+ }
 394+
 395+ // finally store the updated page data
 396+ smwfGetStore() -> doDataUpdate( $newData );
 397+ }
 398+
 399+ private function createTableRowForEdit ( $source, $term, $definition ) {
 400+
 401+ return
 402+ Html::rawElement( 'tr', array( 'class' => 'row' ),
 403+ Html::rawElement( 'td', array( 'class' => 'actioncell' ),
 404+ Html::input( "$source:checked", 'true', 'checkbox' )
 405+ ) .
 406+ Html::rawElement( 'td', array( 'class' => 'termcell' ),
 407+ Html::textarea( "$source:term", $term )
 408+ ) .
 409+ Html::rawElement( 'td', array( 'class' => 'definitioncell' ),
 410+ Html::rawElement( 'div', array( 'class' => 'definitionareawrapper' ),
 411+ Html::textarea( "$source:definition", $definition )
 412+ )
 413+ )
 414+ );
 415+ }
 416+
 417+ private function createTableRowForDisplay ( $source, $term, $definition ) {
 418+
 419+ return
 420+ Html::rawElement( 'tr', array( 'class' => 'row' ),
 421+ Html::rawElement( 'td', array( 'class' => 'termcell' ), $term ) .
 422+ Html::rawElement( 'td', array( 'class' => 'definitioncell' ), $definition )
 423+ );
 424+ }
 425+
 426+ /**
 427+ * Checks if the user wants to perform an action, has the necessary right
 428+ * and submitted a valid edit token.
 429+ *
 430+ * @return Boolean
 431+ */
 432+ private function isActionAllowed () {
 433+
 434+ global $wgRequest, $wgUser;
 435+
 436+ $editTokenWithSalt = $wgRequest -> getText( 'editToken' );
 437+ $actionRequested = ( $editTokenWithSalt != null );
 438+
 439+ if ( $actionRequested ) { // user wants to perform an action
 440+ if ( $wgUser -> isAllowed( 'editglossary' ) ) { // user has the necessary right
 441+ $editTokenAndSaltArray = explode( EDIT_TOKEN_SUFFIX, $editTokenWithSalt );
 442+ $tokenValid = $wgUser -> matchEditTokenNoSuffix( $editTokenAndSaltArray[ 0 ], $editTokenAndSaltArray[ 1 ] );
 443+
 444+ if ( $tokenValid ) { // edit token is valid
 445+ return true;
 446+ } else {
 447+ $this -> mMessages -> addMessage( wfMsg( 'semanticglossary-brokensession' ), SemanticGlossaryMessageLog::SG_ERROR );
 448+ }
 449+ } else {
 450+ $this -> mMessages -> addMessage( wfMsg( 'semanticglossary-norights' ), SemanticGlossaryMessageLog::SG_ERROR );
 451+ }
 452+ }
 453+
 454+ // user does not want to perform an action
 455+ // OR does not have the rights
 456+ // OR did not submit a valid edit token
 457+ return false;
 458+ }
 459+
 460+}
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Index: trunk/extensions/SemanticGlossary/SemanticGlossaryMessageLog.php
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 2+<?php
 3+
 4+/**
 5+ * File holding the SemanticGlossaryMessageLog class.
 6+ *
 7+ * @author Stephan Gambke
 8+ *
 9+ * @file
 10+ * @ingroup SemanticGlossary
 11+ */
 12+if ( !defined( 'SG_VERSION' ) ) {
 13+ die( 'This file is part of the Semantic Glossary extension, it is not a valid entry point.' );
 14+}
 15+
 16+/**
 17+ * This class holds messages (errors, warnings, notices) for Semantic Glossary
 18+ *
 19+ * Contains a static function to initiate the parsing.
 20+ *
 21+ * @ingroup SemanticGlossary
 22+ */
 23+class SemanticGlossaryMessageLog {
 24+
 25+ private $mMessages = array( );
 26+ private $parser = null;
 27+
 28+ const SG_ERROR = 1;
 29+ const SG_WARNING = 2;
 30+ const SG_NOTICE = 3;
 31+
 32+ function addMessage ( $message, $severity = self::SG_NOTICE ) {
 33+ $this -> mMessages[ ] = array( $message, $severity );
 34+ }
 35+
 36+ function addError ( $message ) {
 37+ $this -> mMessages[ ] = array( $message, self::SG_ERROR );
 38+ }
 39+
 40+ function addWarning ( $message ) {
 41+ $this -> mMessages[ ] = array( $message, self::SG_WARNING );
 42+ }
 43+
 44+ function addNotice ( $message ) {
 45+ $this -> mMessages[ ] = array( $message, self::SG_NOTICE );
 46+ }
 47+
 48+ function getMessagesFormatted ( $severity = self::SG_WARNING, $header = null ) {
 49+
 50+ global $wgTitle, $wgUser;
 51+
 52+ $ret = '';
 53+
 54+ if ( $header == null ) {
 55+ $header = wfMsg( 'semanticglossary-messageheader' );
 56+ }
 57+
 58+ foreach ( $this -> mMessages as $message ) {
 59+ if ( $message[ 1 ] <= $severity ) {
 60+// $ret .= Html::element( 'li', null, $message[ 0 ] );
 61+ $ret .= "* " . $message[ 0 ] . "\n";
 62+ }
 63+ }
 64+
 65+ if ( $ret != '' ) {
 66+
 67+ if ( !$this -> parser ) {
 68+ $parser = new Parser();
 69+ }
 70+
 71+ $ret = Html::rawElement( 'div', array( 'class' => 'messages' ),
 72+ Html::rawElement( 'div', array( 'class' => 'heading' ), $header ) .
 73+ $parser -> parse( $ret, $wgTitle, ParserOptions::newFromUser( $wgUser ) ) -> getText()
 74+ );
 75+
 76+ }
 77+
 78+ return $ret;
 79+ }
 80+
 81+}
 82+
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Index: trunk/extensions/SemanticGlossary/SemanticGlossaryElement.php
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 2+<?php
 3+
 4+/**
 5+ * File holding the SemanticGlossaryElement class.
 6+ *
 7+ * @author Stephan Gambke
 8+ *
 9+ * @file
 10+ * @ingroup SemanticGlossary
 11+ */
 12+if ( !defined( 'SG_VERSION' ) ) {
 13+ die( 'This file is part of the Semantic Glossary extension, it is not a valid entry point.' );
 14+}
 15+
 16+/**
 17+ * This class represents a term-definition pair.
 18+ * One term may be related to several definitions.
 19+ *
 20+ * @ingroup SemanticGlossary
 21+ */
 22+class SemanticGlossaryElement {
 23+ const SG_DEFINITION = 1;
 24+ const SG_SOURCE = 2;
 25+
 26+ private $mTerm;
 27+ private $mFullDefinition = null;
 28+ private $mDefinitions = array( );
 29+
 30+ public function __construct ( $term=null, $definition=null, $source=null ) {
 31+ $this -> mTerm = $term;
 32+
 33+ if ( $definition ) {
 34+ $this -> addDefinition( $definition, $source );
 35+ }
 36+ }
 37+
 38+ public function addDefinition ( $definition=null, $source=null ) {
 39+
 40+ $this -> mDefinitions[ ] = array(
 41+ self::SG_DEFINITION => $definition,
 42+ self::SG_SOURCE => $source,
 43+ );
 44+ }
 45+
 46+ public function getFullDefinition ( DOMDocument &$doc ) {
 47+
 48+ if ( $this -> mFullDefinition == null ) {
 49+
 50+ $this -> mFullDefinition = $doc -> createElement('span');
 51+
 52+ foreach ( $this -> mDefinitions as $definition ) {
 53+ $element = $doc -> createElement('span', $definition[ self::SG_DEFINITION ] );
 54+ $this -> mFullDefinition -> appendChild( $element );
 55+ }
 56+
 57+ }
 58+
 59+ return $this -> mFullDefinition -> cloneNode( true);
 60+ }
 61+
 62+ public function getCurrentKey () {
 63+ return key( $this -> mDefinitions );
 64+ }
 65+
 66+ public function getSource ( $key ) {
 67+ return $this -> mDefinitions[ $key ][ self::SG_SOURCE ];
 68+ }
 69+
 70+ public function getDefinition ( $key ) {
 71+ return $this -> mDefinitions[ $key ][ self::SG_DEFINITION ];
 72+ }
 73+
 74+ public function next () {
 75+ next( $this -> mDefinitions );
 76+ }
 77+
 78+}
Property changes on: trunk/extensions/SemanticGlossary/SemanticGlossaryElement.php
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 2+/*
 3+* Stylesheet for the markup of the glossary browser.
 4+*/
 5+
 6+.glossarybrowser table {
 7+ margin: 1em 0;
 8+ width: 100%;
 9+ border-collapse: separate;
 10+ border-spacing: 0.4em;
 11+}
 12+
 13+.glossarybrowser .messages,
 14+.glossarybrowser .termslist,
 15+.glossarybrowser .newterm,
 16+.glossarybrowser .setupbutton {
 17+ margin: 2em 0;
 18+}
 19+
 20+.glossarybrowser .heading {
 21+ font-weight: bold;
 22+}
 23+
 24+.glossarybrowser td {
 25+ padding: 0;
 26+ vertical-align: top;
 27+}
 28+
 29+.glossarybrowser .actioncell {
 30+ text-align: center;
 31+}
 32+
 33+.glossarybrowser .termcell {
 34+ width: 20%;
 35+}
 36+
 37+.glossarybrowser .definitioncell {
 38+ width: 80%;
 39+}
 40+
 41+.glossarybrowser .definitioncell .definitionareawrapper {
 42+ position: relative;
 43+}
 44+
 45+.glossarybrowser textarea {
 46+ border: 1px solid gray;
 47+ margin: 0;
 48+ padding: 0;
 49+ height: 1.3em;
 50+ width: 99%;
 51+ resize: none;
 52+ position: static;
 53+ z-index: 1;
 54+ overflow: hidden;
 55+}
 56+
 57+.glossarybrowser .termslist textarea {
 58+ border-color: transparent;
 59+}
 60+
 61+.glossarybrowser .termslist textarea:hover {
 62+ border-color: gray;
 63+}
 64+
 65+.glossarybrowser .termslist textarea:focus {
 66+ border-color: gray;
 67+}
 68+
 69+.glossarybrowser .definitioncell textarea:focus {
 70+ height: 5em;
 71+ position: absolute;
 72+ top: 0;
 73+ left: 0;
 74+ z-index: 2;
 75+}
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 2+/*
 3+* Stylesheet for the markup of glossary terms in wiki pages.
 4+*/
 5+
 6+.tooltip {
 7+ display: inline;
 8+ position: static;
 9+ cursor: help;
 10+}
 11+
 12+.tooltip_abbr {
 13+ border-bottom: 1px dotted #00f;;
 14+}
 15+
 16+.tooltip_tip {
 17+ display: none;
 18+
 19+ border: 1px solid gray;
 20+ background-color: white;
 21+ padding: 0.1em 0.2em 0.1em 0.1em;
 22+ margin: 0;
 23+ line-height: 1.2em;
 24+
 25+ position: absolute;
 26+ top: 1.1em;
 27+ left: 1em;
 28+}
 29+
 30+.tooltip_tip span {
 31+ display: block;
 32+}
 33+
 34+.tooltip:hover {
 35+ position: relative;
 36+}
 37+
 38+.tooltip:hover .tooltip_tip {
 39+ display: block;
 40+}
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 2+<?php
 3+
 4+/**
 5+ * File holding the SemanticGlossaryParser class.
 6+ *
 7+ * @author Stephan Gambke
 8+ *
 9+ * @file
 10+ * @ingroup SemanticGlossary
 11+ */
 12+if ( !defined( 'SG_VERSION' ) ) {
 13+ die( 'This file is part of the Semantic Glossary extension, it is not a valid entry point.' );
 14+}
 15+
 16+/**
 17+ * This class parses the given text and enriches it with definitions for defined
 18+ * terms.
 19+ *
 20+ * Contains a static function to initiate the parsing.
 21+ *
 22+ * @ingroup SemanticGlossary
 23+ */
 24+class SemanticGlossaryParser {
 25+
 26+ /**
 27+ *
 28+ * @param $parser
 29+ * @param $text
 30+ * @return Boolean
 31+ */
 32+ static function parse( &$parser, &$text ) {
 33+
 34+ $sl = new SemanticGlossaryParser();
 35+ $sl -> realParse( $parser, $text );
 36+
 37+ return true;
 38+ }
 39+
 40+ /**
 41+ * Returns the list of terms applicable in the current context
 42+ *
 43+ * @return Array an array mapping terms (keys) to descriptions (values)
 44+ */
 45+ function getGlossaryArray( SemanticGlossaryMessageLog &$messages = null ) {
 46+
 47+ global $smwgQDefaultNamespaces;
 48+
 49+ $store = smwfGetStore(); // default store
 50+
 51+ // Create query
 52+ $desc = new SMWSomeProperty(SMWPropertyValue::makeProperty( '___glt' ), new SMWThingDescription());
 53+ $desc -> addPrintRequest(new SMWPrintRequest( SMWPrintRequest::PRINT_PROP, null, SMWPropertyValue::makeProperty( '___glt' ) ));
 54+ $desc -> addPrintRequest(new SMWPrintRequest( SMWPrintRequest::PRINT_PROP, null, SMWPropertyValue::makeProperty( '___gld' ) ));
 55+
 56+ $query = new SMWQuery( $desc, true, false );
 57+ $query -> querymode = SMWQuery::MODE_INSTANCES;
 58+
 59+ global $smwgQDefaultLimit;
 60+ $query -> setLimit( $smwgQDefaultLimit );
 61+ $query -> sortkeys[ '___glt' ] = 'ASC';
 62+
 63+ // get the query result
 64+ $queryresult = $store -> getQueryResult( $query );
 65+
 66+ // assemble the result array
 67+ $result = array( );
 68+ while ( ( $resultline = $queryresult -> getNext() ) ) {
 69+
 70+ $term = $resultline[ 0 ] -> getNextText( SMW_OUTPUT_HTML );
 71+ $definition = $resultline[ 1 ] -> getNextText( SMW_OUTPUT_HTML );
 72+ $subject = $resultline[ 0 ] -> getResultSubject();
 73+
 74+ // FIXME: SMW has a bug that right after storing data this data
 75+ // might be available twice. The workaround here is to compare the
 76+ // first and second result and if they are identical assume that
 77+ // it is because of the bug. (2nd condition in the if below)
 78+
 79+ $nextTerm = $resultline[ 0 ] -> getNextText( SMW_OUTPUT_HTML );
 80+ $nextDefinition = $resultline[ 1 ] -> getNextText( SMW_OUTPUT_HTML );
 81+
 82+ // skip if more then one term or more than one definition present
 83+ if ( ( $nextTerm || $nextDefinition ) &&
 84+ !( $nextTerm == $term && $nextDefinition == $definition ) ) {
 85+
 86+ if ( $messages ) {
 87+ $messages -> addMessage(
 88+ wfMsg('semanticglossary-termdefinedtwice', array($subject -> getPrefixedText())),
 89+ SemanticGlossaryMessageLog::SG_WARNING );
 90+ }
 91+
 92+ continue;
 93+ }
 94+
 95+ $source = $subject -> getDBkeys();
 96+
 97+ if ( array_key_exists( $term, $result ) ) {
 98+ $result[ $term ] -> addDefinition( $definition, $source );
 99+ } else {
 100+ $result[ $term ] = new SemanticGlossaryElement( $term, $definition, $source );
 101+ }
 102+ }
 103+
 104+ return $result;
 105+ }
 106+
 107+ /**
 108+ * Parses the given text and enriches applicable terms
 109+ *
 110+ * This method currently only recognizes terms consisting of max one word
 111+ *
 112+ * @param $parser
 113+ * @param $text
 114+ * @return Boolean
 115+ */
 116+ protected function realParse( &$parser, &$text ) {
 117+
 118+ global $wgRequest, $sggSettings;
 119+
 120+ $action = $wgRequest -> getVal( 'action', 'view' );
 121+ if ( $text == null || $text == '' || $action == "edit" || $action == "ajax" || isset( $_POST[ 'wpPreview' ] ) )
 122+ return true;
 123+ // Get array of terms
 124+ $terms = $this -> getGlossaryArray();
 125+
 126+ if ( empty( $terms ) )
 127+ return true;
 128+
 129+ //Get the minimum length abbreviation so we don't bother checking against words shorter than that
 130+ $min = min( array_map( 'strlen', array_keys( $terms ) ) );
 131+
 132+// var_export($text);
 133+ //Parse HTML from page
 134+// $doc = new DOMDocument();
 135+//// @$doc -> loadHTML( '<html><meta http-equiv="content-type" content="charset=utf-8"/>' . $text . '</html>' );
 136+// $doc -> loadHTML( $text );
 137+
 138+ // this works in PHP 5.3.3. What about 5.1?
 139+ $doc = @DOMDocument::loadHTML($text);
 140+
 141+ //Find all text in HTML.
 142+ $xpath = new DOMXpath( $doc );
 143+ $elements = $xpath -> query( "//*[not(ancestor::*[@class='noglossary'])][text()!=' ']/text()" );
 144+
 145+ //Iterate all HTML text matches
 146+ $nb = $elements -> length;
 147+ $changed = false;
 148+
 149+ for ( $pos = 0; $pos < $nb; $pos++ ) {
 150+
 151+ $el = &$elements -> item( $pos );
 152+
 153+ if ( strlen( $el -> nodeValue ) < $min )
 154+ continue;
 155+
 156+ //Split node text into words, putting offset and text into $offsets[0] array
 157+// preg_match_all( "/\b[^\b\s\.,;:]+/", $el -> nodeValue, $offsets, PREG_OFFSET_CAPTURE );
 158+ preg_match_all( "/[^\s$sggSettings->punctuationCharacters]+/", $el -> nodeValue, $offsets, PREG_OFFSET_CAPTURE );
 159+
 160+ //Search and replace words in reverse order (from end of string backwards),
 161+ //This way we don't mess up the offsets of the words as we iterate
 162+ $len = count( $offsets[ 0 ] );
 163+
 164+ for ( $i = $len - 1; $i >= 0; $i-- ) {
 165+
 166+ $offset = $offsets[ 0 ][ $i ];
 167+
 168+ //Check if word is an abbreviation from the terminologies
 169+ if ( !is_numeric( $offset[ 0 ] ) && isset( $terms[ $offset[ 0 ] ] ) ) { //Word matches, replace with appropriate span tag
 170+ $changed = true;
 171+
 172+ $beforeMatchNode = $doc -> createTextNode( substr( $el -> nodeValue, 0, $offset[ 1 ] ) );
 173+ $afterMatchNode = $doc -> createTextNode( substr( $el -> nodeValue, $offset[ 1 ] + strlen( $offset[ 0 ] ), strlen( $el -> nodeValue ) - 1 ) );
 174+
 175+ //Wrap abbreviation in <span> tags
 176+ $span = @$doc -> createElement( 'span' );
 177+ $span -> setAttribute( 'class', "tooltip" );
 178+
 179+ //Wrap abbreviation in <span> tags, hidden
 180+ $spanAbr = @$doc -> createElement( 'span', $offset[ 0 ] );
 181+ $spanAbr -> setAttribute( 'class', "tooltip_abbr" );
 182+
 183+ //Wrap definition in <span> tags, hidden
 184+ $spanTip = $terms[ $offset[ 0 ] ] -> getFullDefinition( $doc );
 185+ $spanTip -> setAttribute( 'class', "tooltip_tip" );
 186+
 187+ $el -> parentNode -> insertBefore( $beforeMatchNode, $el );
 188+ $el -> parentNode -> insertBefore( $span, $el );
 189+ $span -> appendChild( $spanAbr );
 190+ $span -> appendChild( $spanTip );
 191+ $el -> parentNode -> insertBefore( $afterMatchNode, $el );
 192+ $el -> parentNode -> removeChild( $el );
 193+ $el = $beforeMatchNode; //Set new element to the text before the match for next iteration
 194+ }
 195+ }
 196+ }
 197+
 198+ if ( $changed ) {
 199+ $body = $xpath -> query( '/html/body' );
 200+ $text = $doc -> saveHTML();
 201+ $this -> loadModules( $parser );
 202+ }
 203+
 204+ return true;
 205+ }
 206+
 207+ protected function loadModules( &$parser ) {
 208+
 209+ global $wgOut, $wgScriptPath;
 210+
 211+ if ( defined( 'MW_SUPPORTS_RESOURCE_MODULES' ) ) {
 212+
 213+ if ( !is_null( $parser ) ) {
 214+ $parser -> getOutput() -> addModules( 'ext.SemanticGlossary' );
 215+ } else {
 216+ $wgOut -> addModules( 'ext.SemanticGlossary' );
 217+ }
 218+ } else {
 219+ if ( !is_null( $parser ) && ( $wgOut -> isArticle() ) ) {
 220+ $parser -> getOutput() -> addHeadItem( '<link rel="stylesheet" href="' . $wgScriptPath . '/extensions/SemanticGlossary/skins/SemanticGlossary.css" />', 'ext.SemanticGlossary.css' );
 221+ } else {
 222+ $wgOut -> addHeadItem( 'ext.SemanticGlossary.css', '<link rel="stylesheet" href="' . $wgScriptPath . '/extensions/SemanticGlossary/skins/SemanticGlossary.css" />' );
 223+ }
 224+ }
 225+ }
 226+
 227+}
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 2+<?php
 3+/**
 4+ * Language file for Semantic Glossary
 5+ */
 6+
 7+$messages = array();
 8+$specialPageAliases = array();
 9+
 10+/** English
 11+ * @author F.trott
 12+ */
 13+$messages['en'] = array(
 14+ 'semanticglossary-desc' => 'A terminology markup extension with a [http://semantic-mediawiki.org Semantic MediaWiki] backend',
 15+ 'semanticglossary-browsertitle' => 'Glossary',
 16+ 'semanticglossary-deleteselected' => 'Delete selected',
 17+ 'semanticglossary-savechanges' => 'Save changes',
 18+ 'semanticglossary-createnew' => 'Create new term',
 19+
 20+ 'semanticglossary-termsdefined' => 'These are the terms defined in the wiki:',
 21+ 'semanticglossary-notermsdefined' => 'There are currently no terms defined in the wiki.',
 22+ 'semanticglossary-enternewterm' => 'You can enter a new term and definition here:',
 23+
 24+ 'semanticglossary-messageheader' => 'Messages:',
 25+ 'semanticglossary-storedtermdefinedinarticle' => 'The term \'$1\' was originally defined in article [[$2]]. The definition was changed as required for now. However, as soon as the original article is edited again, the definition there takes precedence.',
 26+ 'semanticglossary-deletedtermdefinedinarticle' => 'The term \'$1\' was originally defined in article [[$2]]. The definition was deleted as required for now. However, as soon as the original article is edited again, the definition there takes precedence.',
 27+ 'semanticglossary-termdeleted' => 'Deleted $1.',
 28+ 'semanticglossary-storedtermdefinedtwice' => 'The article [[$1]] contains more than one property named $2. Will not store data for term \'$3\'.',
 29+ 'semanticglossary-termdefinedtwice' => 'The article [[$1]] contains more than one term and/or more than one definition. The entries will not be available for the glossary.',
 30+
 31+ 'semanticglossary-brokensession' => 'Action not allowed. Broken session data.',
 32+ 'semanticglossary-norights' => 'Action not allowed. Insufficient rights.',
 33+
 34+ '___glt' => 'Glossary-Term',
 35+ '___gld' => 'Glossary-Definition',
 36+
 37+);
 38+
 39+$specialPageAliases['en'] = array(
 40+ 'SemanticGlossaryBrowser' => array( 'Glossary' ),
 41+);
 42+
 43+/** Message documentation (Message documentation)
 44+ * @author F.trott
 45+ */
 46+$messages['qqq'] = array(
 47+ 'semanticglossary-desc' => '{{desc}}',
 48+);
 49+
 50+$messages['de'] = array(
 51+ 'semanticglossary-desc' => 'A terminology markup extension with a [http://semantic-mediawiki.org Semantic MediaWiki] backend',
 52+ 'semanticglossary-browsertitle' => 'Glossar',
 53+ 'semanticglossary-deleteselected' => 'Ausgewählte löschen',
 54+ 'semanticglossary-savechanges' => 'Änderungen speichern',
 55+ 'semanticglossary-createnew' => 'Neuen Term anlegen',
 56+
 57+ 'semanticglossary-termsdefined' => 'Diese Begriffe sind im Wiki definiert:',
 58+ 'semanticglossary-notermsdefined' => 'Es sind derzeit keine Begriffe im Wiki definiert.',
 59+ 'semanticglossary-enternewterm' => 'Du kannst hier einen neuen Term mit Definition eingeben:',
 60+
 61+ 'semanticglossary-messageheader' => 'Meldungen:',
 62+
 63+ '___glt' => 'Glossar-Term',
 64+ '___gld' => 'Glossar-Definition',
 65+);
 66+
 67+$specialPageAliases['de'] = array(
 68+ 'SemanticGlossaryBrowser' => array( 'Glossar' ),
 69+);
 70+
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 2+<?php
 3+
 4+/**
 5+ * A terminology markup extension with a Semantic MediaWiki backend
 6+ *
 7+ * @defgroup SemanticGlossary
 8+ * @author Stephan Gambke
 9+ * @version 0.1 alpha
 10+ */
 11+
 12+/**
 13+ * The main file of the SemanticGlossary extension
 14+ *
 15+ * @author Stephan Gambke
 16+ *
 17+ * @file
 18+ * @ingroup SemanticGlossary
 19+ */
 20+
 21+
 22+if ( !defined( 'MEDIAWIKI' ) ) {
 23+ die( 'This file is part of a MediaWiki extension, it is not a valid entry point.' );
 24+}
 25+
 26+if ( !defined( 'SMW_VERSION' ) ) {
 27+ die( 'Semantic Glossary depends on the Semantic MediaWiki extension. You need to install Semantic MediaWiki first.' );
 28+}
 29+
 30+/**
 31+ * The Semantic Glossary version
 32+ */
 33+define( 'SG_VERSION', '0.1 alpha' );
 34+
 35+
 36+// register the extension
 37+$wgExtensionCredits[ defined( 'SEMANTIC_EXTENSION_TYPE' ) ? 'semantic' : 'other' ][ ] = array(
 38+ 'path' => __FILE__,
 39+ 'name' => 'Semantic Glossary',
 40+ 'author' => array( '[http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:F.trott Stephan Gambke]' ),
 41+ 'url' => 'http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Glossary',
 42+ 'descriptionmsg' => 'semanticglossary-desc',
 43+ 'version' => SG_VERSION,
 44+);
 45+
 46+// server-local path to this file
 47+$dir = dirname( __FILE__ );
 48+
 49+
 50+// register message file
 51+$wgExtensionMessagesFiles[ 'SemanticGlossary' ] = $dir . '/SemanticGlossary.i18n.php';
 52+
 53+
 54+// register class files with the Autoloader
 55+$wgAutoloadClasses[ 'SemanticGlossarySettings' ] = $dir . '/SemanticGlossarySettings.php';
 56+$wgAutoloadClasses[ 'SemanticGlossaryParser' ] = $dir . '/SemanticGlossaryParser.php';
 57+$wgAutoloadClasses[ 'SemanticGlossaryElement' ] = $dir . '/SemanticGlossaryElement.php';
 58+$wgAutoloadClasses[ 'SemanticGlossaryMessageLog' ] = $dir . '/SemanticGlossaryMessageLog.php';
 59+$wgAutoloadClasses[ 'SpecialSemanticGlossaryBrowser' ] = $dir . '/SpecialSemanticGlossaryBrowser.php';
 60+
 61+
 62+// register Special pages
 63+$wgSpecialPages[ 'SemanticGlossaryBrowser' ] = 'SpecialSemanticGlossaryBrowser'; # Tell MediaWiki about the new special page and its class name
 64+$wgSpecialPageGroups[ 'SemanticGlossaryBrowser' ] = 'other';
 65+
 66+// register hook handlers
 67+//$wgHooks['ParserFirstCallInit'][] = 'SemanticGlossarySetup'; // Define a setup function
 68+$wgHooks[ 'ParserAfterTidy' ][ ] = array( 'SemanticGlossaryParser::parse' );
 69+
 70+
 71+$wgHooks[ 'smwInitProperties' ][] = 'SemanticGlossaryRegisterProperties';
 72+$wgHooks[ 'smwInitDatatypes'][] = 'SemanticGlossaryRegisterPropertyAliases';
 73+
 74+// register resource modules with the Resource Loader
 75+$wgResourceModules[ 'ext.SemanticGlossary' ] = array(
 76+ // JavaScript and CSS styles. To combine multiple file, just list them as an array.
 77+ //'scripts' => 'js/ext.myExtension.js',
 78+ 'styles' => 'css/SemanticGlossary.css',
 79+
 80+ // When your module is loaded, these messages will be available to mediaWiki.msg()
 81+ //'messages' => array( 'myextension-hello-world', 'myextension-goodbye-world' ),
 82+
 83+ // If your scripts need code from other modules, list their identifiers as dependencies
 84+ // and ResourceLoader will make sure they're loaded before you.
 85+ // You don't need to manually list 'mediawiki' or 'jquery', which are always loaded.
 86+ //'dependencies' => array( 'jquery.ui.datepicker' ),
 87+
 88+ // ResourceLoader needs to know where your files are; specify your
 89+ // subdir relative to "extensions" or $wgExtensionAssetsPath
 90+ 'localBasePath' => dirname( __FILE__ ),
 91+ 'remoteExtPath' => 'SemanticGlossary'
 92+);
 93+
 94+$wgResourceModules[ 'ext.SemanticGlossary.Browser' ] = array(
 95+ 'styles' => 'css/SemanticGlossaryBrowser.css',
 96+ 'localBasePath' => dirname( __FILE__ ),
 97+ 'remoteExtPath' => 'SemanticGlossary'
 98+);
 99+
 100+// Create new permission 'editglossary' and assign it to usergroup 'user' by default
 101+$wgGroupPermissions[ 'user' ][ 'editglossary' ] = true;
 102+
 103+// create and initialize settings object
 104+$sggSettings = new SemanticGlossarySettings();
 105+
 106+/**
 107+ * Handler for late setup of Semantic Glossary
 108+ */
 109+//function SemanticGlossarySetup () {
 110+//
 111+// return true;
 112+//}
 113+
 114+function SemanticGlossaryRegisterProperties () {
 115+ SMWPropertyValue::registerProperty( '___glt', '_str', false , true );
 116+ SMWPropertyValue::registerProperty( '___gld', '_txt', false , true );
 117+ return true;
 118+}
 119+
 120+function SemanticGlossaryRegisterPropertyAliases () {
 121+ SMWPropertyValue::registerPropertyAlias( '___glt', wfMsg( '___glt' ) );
 122+ SMWPropertyValue::registerPropertyAlias( '___gld', wfMsg( '___gld' ) );
 123+ return true;
 124+}
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 2+<?php
 3+
 4+/**
 5+ * File holding the default settings for the Semantic Glossary extension
 6+ *
 7+ * @author Stephan Gambke
 8+ *
 9+ * @file
 10+ * @ingroup SemanticGlossary
 11+ */
 12+if ( !defined( 'SG_VERSION' ) ) {
 13+ die( 'This file is part of the Semantic Glossary extension, it is not a valid entry point.' );
 14+}
 15+
 16+/**
 17+ * Class to encapsulate Semantic Glossary settings
 18+ * @ingroup SemanticGlossary
 19+ */
 20+class SemanticGlossarySettings {
 21+
 22+ /**
 23+ * @var Contains the characters that may not be part of a term.
 24+ */
 25+ public $punctuationCharacters = '\.(),;:?!';
 26+}
 27+
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