Changeset 287

Timestamp:

07/25/11 11:39:56 (22 months ago)

Author:

mbutscher

Message:

branches/mbutscher/work:
* Table option to set CSS class (Ross' rep.: part of

073653527c0ea0109c762007b27093f28cab2061)

Location:

branches/mbutscher/work/extensions

Files:

• HtmlExporter.py (modified) (2 diffs)
• wikidPadParser/WikidPadParser.py (modified) (2 diffs)

branches/mbutscher/work/extensions/HtmlExporter.py

@@ -1372 +1372 @@
         self.astNodeStack.append(astNode)
 
-        self.outAppend(u'<table border="2">\n')
-        
+        # Retrieve table appendix values
+        cssClass = u""
+        tableModeAppendix = astNode.findFlatByName("tableModeAppendix")
+        if tableModeAppendix:
+            # Written this way to keep compatible if user's own parser wasn't
+            # updated properly
+            style = getattr(tableModeAppendix, "cssClass", u"")
+            if style:
+                cssClass = u' class="{0}"'.format(style)
+
+        self.outAppend(u'<table border="2"{0}>\n'.format(cssClass))
+
         for row in astNode.iterFlatByName("tableRow"):
             self.outAppend(u"<tr>")
@@ -1381 +1391 @@
                 self.outAppend(u"</td>")
             self.outAppend(u"</tr>\n")
-        
+
         if self.asIntHtmlPreview:
             self.outAppend(u'</table>\n<br />\n') # , eatPostBreak=not self.asIntHtmlPreview)

branches/mbutscher/work/extensions/wikidPadParser/WikidPadParser.py

@@ -3 +3 @@
 
 # Official parser plugin for wiki language "WikidPad default 2.0"
-# Last modified (format YYYY-MM-DD): 2011-06-26
+# Last modified (format YYYY-MM-DD): 2011-07-21
 
 
@@ -495 +495 @@
 
 def actionTableModeAppendix(s, l, st, t):
+    st.dictStack.getNamedDict("table")["table.tabSeparated"] = False
+    t.cssClass = None
     for key, data in t.entries:
         if key == "t":
             st.dictStack.getNamedDict("table")["table.tabSeparated"] = True
-            return
-
-    st.dictStack.getNamedDict("table")["table.tabSeparated"] = False
+        # Styles are designated by "s=". They will result in the css class
+        # s being applied to all table elements. E. g. "s=foo" uses class
+        # "foo". The '=' can be omitted, therefore "sfoo" does the same.
+        elif key == "s":
+            if data.startswith(u"="):
+                data = data[1:]
+            t.cssClass = data