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support for phpBB's bbcode uuid #29
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I think we can support it easily enough. What should RbbCode emit when it
hits the UID? Just ignore it?
On Thu, Jun 25, 2020 at 6:23 AM Daniel Senff ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi Jarrett,
For context, I'm writing an export tool for a phpBB forum to static
markdown files. For that I'm slowly trying to catch most bbcode syntax
cases that I find on the way. Some I deal in my exporter, some have there
place here in the gem.
I found one thing today, I'm not entirely sure where to place.
in usual bbcode an image is described as [img]url[/url]. phpBB3
introduced the bbcode uuid that belongs to a post and helps to group images
per post. It is stored in code as [img:fpbxmhnv]url[\img:fpbxmhnv].
This is not part of any bbcode specification or documentation and thus I
wonder if the gem should support it, of if my exporter should deal with it
by cleaning it before passing it to rbbcode gem.
What do you think?
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Yes, ignoring is fine, it's a phpBB internal value.
Am 2020-06-25 14:30, schrieb jarrett:
… I think we can support it easily enough. What should RbbCode emit when it
hits the UID? Just ignore it?
On Thu, Jun 25, 2020 at 6:23 AM Daniel Senff ***@***.***>
wrote:
> Hi Jarrett,
>
> For context, I'm writing an export tool for a phpBB forum to static
> markdown files. For that I'm slowly trying to catch most bbcode syntax
> cases that I find on the way. Some I deal in my exporter, some have there
> place here in the gem.
>
> I found one thing today, I'm not entirely sure where to place.
>
> in usual bbcode an image is described as [img]url[/url]. phpBB3
> introduced the bbcode uuid that belongs to a post and helps to group images
> per post. It is stored in code as [img:fpbxmhnv]url[\img:fpbxmhnv].
> This is not part of any bbcode specification or documentation and thus I
> wonder if the gem should support it, of if my exporter should deal with it
> by cleaning it before passing it to rbbcode gem.
>
> What do you think?
>
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Oh, I just found that the URL and quote-tag can have the same. Example:
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Hi Jarrett,
For context, I'm writing an export tool for a phpBB forum to static markdown files. For that I'm slowly trying to catch most bbcode syntax cases that I find on the way. Some I deal in my exporter, some have there place here in the gem.
I found one thing today, I'm not entirely sure where to place.
in usual bbcode an image is described as
[img]url[/url]
. phpBB3 introduced the bbcode uuid that belongs to a post and helps to group images per post. It is stored in code as[img:fpbxmhnv]url[\img:fpbxmhnv]
. More BackgroundThis is not part of any bbcode specification or documentation and thus I wonder if the gem should support it, of if my exporter should deal with it by cleaning it before passing it to rbbcode gem.
What do you think?
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