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-[[template id=plugin name=shortcuts included=0 author="[[VictorMoral]]"]]
-[[tag type/format]]
-[[meta title="shortcuts (third-party plugin)"]]
-
-## version 0.4
-
-Following the suggestions of Joey i'm rewriting the module and now the old syntax is not supported.
-
-The plugin process directives as
-
- [[shortcut deb ikiwiki "a good wiki"]]
-
-and transform it in
-
- \[a good wiki](http://packages.debian.org/ikiwiki)
-
-It uses a special ikiwiki page named *shortcuts.mdwn* where to extract the shortcuts definitions from one list, similar to the smileys plugin.
-
- * DEB http://packages.debian.org
- * rfc http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc%s.txt
- * docbook http://www.docbook.org/tdg/en/html/%s.html
-
-If the shortcut name is in uppercase, it is register through *hook()* function (in lowercase) as a new preprocessor directive. In the above example the ikiwiki page should be
-
- [[deb ikiwiki "a good wiki"]]
- I need read [[shortcut rfc 14567 "this document"]] before ...
-
-In the URL part of the definition, a **%s** string will be replaced with the first param of the directive. If it's missing that param will be added to the end of the URL.
-
-By default, the module provides a few shortcuts (not preregistered):
-
-* deb http://packages.debian.org/%s
-* wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%s
-* google http://www.google.com/search?q=%s
-* dbug http://bugs.debian.org/%s
-* cpan http://search.cpan.org/search?mode=dist&query=%s
-
-The new version can be download from [here](http://taquiones.net/files/misc/IkiWiki-Plugin-shortcuts-0.4.tar.gz).
-
-Joey, could be merge with your module in any form ?
-
-Again, my apologies for the duplicate efforts.
-
-----
-
-Note: This plugin is different than the "shortcut" plugin now included in
-ikiwiki. I'm leaving it here in case people prefer how this one works.
---[[Joey]]
-
-*shortcuts* is a plugin for make external links easy in a ikiwiki page.
-It filter the raw source code, searching *wafl expresions* and replacing it
-for ikiwiki links and not for html links.
-
-*Note: my apologies for my poor english, my mother language is the spanish.
-Any corrections are welcome :-).*
-
-In the source page you need include the expresions as:
-
- For my {wiki:UPS} APC i need the {deb:apcupsd} package installed. You can
- found {google:apc linux|many positive responses}.
-
-and after filter this is the result:
-
- For my [UPS](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UPS) i need the
- [apcupsd](http://packages.debian.org/). You can found
- [many positive responses](http://www.google.com/search?q=apc+linux).
-
-If you need escape a walf expression prefix with a backslash character as in:
-
- This is a \{cpan:example}.
-
-This module is inspired in Kwiki::Shortcuts with minor diferences. The wafl
-expresions are strings between braces with the following elements:
-
-* one name (followed by one colon character)
-* one o many search terms
-* an optional text for the link
-
-The plugin provides some predefined shortcuts, and it can use a external
-definitions file. This file is named *shortcuts.conf* by default, but it can
-be set with the *shortcuts* parameter and configuration variable.
-
-The next shortcuts are predefined:
-
-- google: http://www.google.com/search?q=
-- deb: http://packages.debian.org/
-- dbug: http://bugs.debian.org/
-- cpan: http://search.cpan.org/search?mode=dist&query=
-- wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
-
-Use the external Perl module: URI::Escape and it can be found
-[here](http://taquiones.net/files/misc/IkiWiki-Plugin-shortcuts-0.3.tar.gz).
-
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-Ah, this is something I've been meaning to look into adding for a while.
-
-I think it might be a good idea to make the page that configures the
-shortcuts be a regular page in the wiki, as was done with the smilies
-plugin. Of course, it would need to avoid abuse since anyone could edit it
-then (unless it were locked).
-
-The other thing that I wondered as I looked at this is, why add a new
-syntax for the shortcuts? It would be less complex, and probably easier to
-implement if it used an existing syntax. The shortcuts could just use a
-preprocessor directive:
-
- \[[shortcut dbug 30303]]
-
-If that's not short enough, it would be possible to register a preprocessor
-directive per shortcut, yeilding this syntax:
-
- \[[dbug 30303]]
-
-Unless I'm missing something and a "walf expression" is something already
-standard across wikis, this approach seems cleaner and easier to learn for
-ikiwiki users.
-
---[[Joey]]
-
-Update: I've added a "shortcut" plugin that works as described above.
---[[Joey]]
-
-Update: Ops ! I'm late. Following your suggestions i'm rewriting my module and this morning it is functional. My apologies for don't reply. Should be discard my module ?
-
---[[VictorMoral]]
-
-Argh, sorry for the duplicate work.
-
-I think that any features this module has that are not in the version I
-wrote should be merged into mine, if possible.
-
---[[Joey]]
-
-Ok, Joey. I'm working in it. I'll send a patch soon.
-
---[[VictorMoral]]