Revision 7489
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza almost 12 years ago
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ambigTerm= |
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term= |
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sed -n 's/^.*<h([1-4])[^>]*>(<img [^>]*> *)?<a href="#[^>]+>([^<]+).*$/\1 \3/p'\
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sed -n 's/^.*<h[1-4][^>]*>(<img [^>]*title="([^"]*):"[^>]*> *)?<a href="#[^>]+>([^<]+).*$/"\2" "\3"/p'\
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|while read -r line; do |
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set -- $line # split using IFS
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level="$1" name="$2"
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eval set -- $line # split to $@
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type="$1" name="$2"
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# Handle synonyms |
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if test "$level" = 3; then echo "$name,$term"
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if test "$type" = Synonym; then echo "$name,$term"
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else |
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term="$name" |
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# Handle ambiguous terms |
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if test "${term#\?}" != "$term"; then # ambiguous term (starts with ?) |
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ambigTerm="$term" |
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elif test "$level" = 4; then # alternative of ambiguous term
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elif test -n "$type"; then # alternative of ambiguous term
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echo "$ambigTerm,$term" |
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else # term not related to ambiguous terms |
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ambigTerm= # clear any ambiguous term in effect |
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redmine_synonyms: Use the term's type label instead of its header level to determine if it's a synonym or alternative. This allows header levels to be chosen for presentational reasons rather than being constrained by being parsable.