# Formatter for descriptions. Create an instance, and call parseline() with
# each line of the description source from the metadata. At the end, call
-# end() and then text_plain, text_wiki and text_html will contain the result.
+# end() and then text_wiki and text_html will contain the result.
class DescriptionFormatter:
stNONE = 0
stPARA = 1
bold = False
ital = False
state = stNONE
- text_plain = ''
text_wiki = ''
text_html = ''
linkResolver = None
self.endol()
def endpara(self):
- self.text_plain += '\n'
self.text_html += '</p>'
self.state = self.stNONE
def addtext(self, txt):
p, h = self.linkify(txt)
- self.text_plain += p
self.text_html += h
def parseline(self, line):
self.text_html += '<ul>'
self.state = self.stUL
self.text_html += '<li>'
- self.text_plain += '* '
self.addtext(line[1:])
self.text_html += '</li>'
elif line.startswith('# '):
self.text_html += '<ol>'
self.state = self.stOL
self.text_html += '<li>'
- self.text_plain += '* ' # TODO: lazy - put the numbers in!
self.addtext(line[1:])
self.text_html += '</li>'
else:
self.state = self.stPARA
elif self.state == self.stPARA:
self.text_html += ' '
- self.text_plain += ' '
self.addtext(line)
def end(self):
self.endcur()
-# Parse multiple lines of description as written in a metadata file, returning
-# a single string in plain text format.
-def description_plain(lines, linkres):
- ps = DescriptionFormatter(linkres)
- for line in lines:
- ps.parseline(line)
- ps.end()
- return ps.text_plain
-
-
# Parse multiple lines of description as written in a metadata file, returning
# a single string in wiki format. Used for the Maintainer Notes field as well,
# because it's the same format.