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Just to finish this topic, I've created a function:
dblink2wikilink(site, dblink) which takes a (any available) site object
and the link text given with dblink syntax and returns the according
interwiki link (still as text). This interwiki link can then be used
with the page object.
Feel free to use or put the code upstream, as you like; it is given in
r165:
Thanks for the support and Greetings
DrTrigon
Am 31.08.2011 10:28, schrieb Dr. Trigon:
Hello xqt!
First thanks - and sorry for re-raising the issue! I'm aware that
you tried to explain me - in fact you did well, but still I was
able to confuse myself again... ;) (may be since ID: 3084721 was
still open)
Site.dbName() is very simple since it just returns '%swiki_p' %
code (for historic reasons ;). As you correct statet I need a
'dbname2wikilink()' conversion, which I try to do in a most general
way. And as you said I am using a (dirty and bad) side effect. Now
thats the point - is there really no other correct way of doing it
(beside text modification with 'replace' - which is essantially
what I am doing now)? What about loading all families to call their
'dbName()' member? Somehow brute force... isn't it? :)
So since we (finally ;) can agree to PEP20 (The Zen of Python) I
would like to write such a 'dbname2wikilink()' and this without
breaking the rules. So where to place? 'wikipedia.Site', 'textlib',
...? And what method to use? Modification with 'replace',
'family.dbName', ...? (Hopefully you are Dutch and can give me some
hints...? ;))
Thanks a lot for your patience (and good memory! ;)) Greetings
Dr.Trigon
Am 30.08.2011 22:50, schrieb info(a)gno.de:
Hi DrTrigon,
"wiki" is reserved by
Family.known_families. You know you get
the related dbName of a site just by Site.dbName() which returns
"dewiki_p" for "wikipedia:de". Thereby for historic reasons, the
databases are called xxwiki instead of xxwikipedia for
Wikipedias.
You are using side effects doing your
dbname2wikilink()
conversion and I am sure you are able to modificate this stuff
with stuff.replace("wiki:", "wikipedia:") if needed. In other
words (your wrote me) "There should be one-- and preferably only
one --__obvious__ way to do it" and btw "Although that way may
not be obvious at first unless you're Dutch" (again: PEP20, The
Zen of Python)
Sali ;)
xqt
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Trigon"
<dr.trigon(a)surfeu.ch> An: pywikipedia-l(a)lists.wikimedia.org
Datum: 30.08.2011 19:02 Betreff: Re: [Pywikipedia-l] 'wiki'
as synonym for 'wikipedia' in family?
>>> "wiki" is being use as the
interwiki link to the original
>>> wiki, WikiWikiWeb at
http://c2.com/cgi/wiki, so you
>>> shouldn't use that for anything related to Wikipedia. You
>>> are getting it returned since Wikipedias can use it as an
>>> interwiki link to the WikiWikiWeb, i.e.
>>> [[:wiki:WelcomeVisitors]] becomes
>>>
http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WelcomeVisitors So this means essentially 'wiki' in
toolserver DB (like e.g.
'dewiki') does not refer to the same as 'wiki' in pywikipediabot
and interwiki... (strange...)
But would also explain this
'inconsistency'... ;)
Thanks and Greetings
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