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mwlib was written in conjunction with the WMF, and IIRC had at least some
input from Brion Vibber. It's high quality and works well. There is a 2-3
hour learning curve for navigating the python modules and methods using
dir
and help.
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Well, in front of the evidence... "{{lang}}" and "{{formatnum...}}"
are not
processed... Well, I guess I should stop insisting on that.
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IIRC dumpHTML is a maintenance script that is included with mediawiki. I
don't believe that it requires you to have images. I have used both of the
approaches I described to you in the past, and found them both to be
straightforward.
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Ok. I have looked closer. I have downloaded "DumpHTML" and tried to
execute it with a file containing my "Wikitext" sentence.
"DumpHTML" is not OK for me.
See from:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:ExtensionDistributor
"The tar archive should be extracted into your extensions directory.
For example, on a unix-like OS:
tar -xzf DumpHTML-MW1.16-r59064.tar.gz -C
/var/www/mediawiki/extensions"
I have no "extensions directory" because I have no "wiki".
I have sentences, isolated sentences (actually "Java" "String"
objects)
which I am
manipulating through a "Java" program.
Thanks and all the best,
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