Is there a phab ticket or gerrit patch for this change? I'd like to look
it over.
It would be nice to allow language converter syntax inside the link
*title*, ie: [
http://example.com -{en-uk:lift;en-us:elevator}]
--scott
On Mon, Nov 13, 2017 at 3:48 PM, Brian Wolff <bwolff(a)wikimedia.org> wrote:
Hi everyone.
Later today, I intend to make a change to the language converter
system. The language converter system is used in a couple languages,
most notably zh and sr, to interpret -{ in wikisyntax. Previously, -{
}- syntax would work inside external links. Now you must put it
outside external links.
For example, previously you could do:
[http://-{zh-cn:foo.com;
zh-hk:bar.com; zh-tw:baz.com}- mylink]
now you must do:
-{zh-cn: [
http://foo.com mylink] ; zh-hk: [
http://bar.com mylink] ;
zh-tw:[http://baz.com my link] }-
I'm hopeful this change will not be too disruptive. If you encounter
any new weird behaviour with language converter please let me know.
--
Brian Wolff
p.s. List of probably affected pages:
*
http://tools.wmflabs.org/bawolff/langconv/sr.txt
*
http://tools.wmflabs.org/bawolff/langconv/zh.txt
*
http://tools.wmflabs.org/bawolff/langconv/zhwiktionary.txt
I don't believe anything outside of serbian wikipedia, chinese
wikipedia, and chinese wiktionary will be affected.
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