Hi all!
I like using the Text (Wiki-like) editing mode. This allows to make a
code block like this:
--code
put your Java / C / PHP code here
----
I tried to paste some Java code, but the Wiki processor does not seem to
surrount the pasted code with a CDATA tag as the XML parser complained
that my Java code was syntactically incorrect when read as XML.
So I tried:
--code
<![CDATA[
put your Java / C / PHP code here
]]>
----
instead, which worked somewhat better, though this is a quite insane
mixup of Text/Wiki and literal XML notation.
The problem which remains is that special characters such as quotes
which are in the programm code are being escaped when saved. So
--code
<![CDATA[
System.out.println("Hello World");
]]>
----
becomes
--code
<![CDATA[
System.out.println(\"Hello World\");
]]>
----
Even worse, when I edit and save it again, I get
--code
<![CDATA[
System.out.println(\\"Hello World\\");
]]>
----
My suggestion would be:
- Automatically wrap the code in between --code and ---- in a CDATA.
- Look at the escape logic.
I am happy to do that and submit a patch if
a) anyone (Dashamir?) agrees this is the way
b) someone might give me a hint what pieces of code I would have to look at.
In other words: Where's the Text (Wiki) processor?
Regards,
Torsten
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