[sc-dev] [commit] wiki functionality extended

[Julian Rohrhuber <rohrhuber@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

in order to make it possible to have local wiki links, I've changed 
the primitive:

prTextWindow_SelectUnderlinedText

to include parentheses just as it does with square brackets.


// include square brackets in selection
			start = underlineRange.location - 1;
			end = underlineRange.location + underlineRange.length;
			if (start >= 0 && [string characterAtIndex: 
start] == '['
				&& end < (int)limitRange.length && 
[string characterAtIndex: end] == ']') {
				underlineRange.location --;
				underlineRange.length += 2;
			}
			// include parentheses in selection
			if (start >= 0 && [string characterAtIndex: 
start] == '('
				&& end < (int)limitRange.length && 
[string characterAtIndex: end] == ')') {
				underlineRange.location --;
				underlineRange.length += 2;
			}


/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

I've added the possibility to create wiki page links within any 
current directory, so that it can be used to link documents locally 
without having to add them to the global wiki. This is useful e.g. 
for tutorials that do not need to be placed in the Help folder to 
work.

a wiki word in parentheses (instead of square brackets) links only in 
the directory of the current document. You'll need to recompile 
sclang (or wait for a build from wesleyan), because there is a small 
change in a primitive.

//////////////////GLOBAL//////////////////////////////////////////////


// open helpfile as usual:
[Function] [SinOsc] [Class]

// create new page in wiki as usual:
newPage

// create new page in a new subdirectory in wiki as usual (doubleclick):
subdir/newPage


//////////////////LOCAL//////////////////////////////////////////////

// create new LOCAL page, in the directory of this document here
(newPage)

// run the script in the local directory:
(*runMe)

// look somethig up in a local subdirectory:
(dir/page)

// create a new page in a local subdirectory:

(dir/page2)

// run the script in the local subdirectory:
(*dir/runMe2)

// create a page in a new subdirectory (doubleclick):

(dir2/myPage)

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