ParserBeforeStrip

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ParserBeforeStrip
Dostupné od verze 1.5.0
Odstraněno od verze 1.36.0 (Gerrit change 622618)
Používá se ke zpracování surového wiki kódu stránky ještě před tím, nežli je interpretován interními procesy.
Definice funkce:
public static function onParserBeforeStrip( &$parser, &$text, &$strip_state ) { ... }
Registrace háčku: V extension.json:
{
	"Hooks": {
		"ParserBeforeStrip": "MediaWiki\\Extension\\MyExtension\\Hooks::onParserBeforeStrip"
	}
}
Volá se z: Soubor/y: parser/Parser.php
Rozhraní: ParserBeforeStripHook.php

Další informace o háčcích najdete na stránce Příručka:Háčky .
Chcete-li vědět, jaká rozšíření tento háček používají, podívejte se na stránku Category:ParserBeforeStrip extensions/cs.

Podrobnosti

Mějte prosím na paměti, že pokud je obsah stránky již umístěn někde v keši, tak se již tento háček (hook) nevolá. And is also run when parsing system messages in addition to the page text.

$text will hold the text being parsed. To change the text being parsed, modify this value. E.g. to add the phrase "The mighty oracle gives forth this proclamation: " to the front of the text being parsed, you would use the following code:

$text = "The mighty oracle gives forth this proclamation: " . $text;
If you are just adding things to the start/end of a page's body and don't need it to actually be integrated into the parsing process you should consider using a separate hook to add/prepend that content instead.

History

Originally, the MediaWiki Parser performed a first pass which removed elements that shouldn't be processed as wiki text (e.g. <nowiki> tags, HTML comments, <pre> tags, etc.) from the page text, before processing the remaining wiki text. This process was known as 'stripping'; the stripped content (where relevant) was inserted back into the page at the end of the parse.

There were therefore three parser hooks related to the parsing process. ParserBeforeStrip was called before the stripping took place, ParserAfterStrip was called after the stripping took place, and ParserBeforeInternalParse was called just prior to the actual parse (and was intended to provide a mechanism to use an alternative parser instead of the standard MW wikitext parser).

In MW 1.14, the 'strip' stage was removed, which meant that there was no difference between ParserBeforeStrip and ParserAfterStrip, so the latter was deprecated. It also meant that the text passed into the hook now contains the full wikitext of the source page, including any <nowiki> tags, etc.

As of MW 1.36, both ParserBeforeStrip and ParserAfterStrip were completely removed, so you are now recommended to use ParserBeforeInternalParse instead of ParserBeforeStrip or InternalParseBeforeLinks instead of ParserAfterStrip, or possibly one of the other page rendering hooks if they more closely match your requirements.

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