[00:00:05] heh [00:00:20] Daedalus969: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Splarka/userstatus you may be interested in [00:00:29] Splarka: no, "the world" is already used to metric, there's only the US and Myanmar left :) [00:00:31] I have the Qui script [00:00:32] *Simetrical is completely in favor of the US switching to metric, BTW [00:00:39] I'm trying to figure out a way to automate it without a bot [00:00:48] gurch, not quite. Britain and Canada still use some imperial measurements. [00:00:49] gurch: tell that to the UK, Canada... [00:00:51] They aren't totally metric. [00:00:53] the only time the rest of the world nowadays need to think in imperial terms is when they are using producs with legacy US sizes, like screen size etc... [00:01:03] Non-US screen sizes are in inches? [00:01:04] Daedalus969: not possible, you need either a bot or a MediaWiki extension [00:01:10] the US at least has drug dealers [00:01:19] Simetrical: the diagonal meassure [00:01:23] US has swiitched to metric. THe people haven't [00:01:23] Interesting. [00:01:43] Splarka, Simetrical: we have officially switched to the metric system, something the US hasn't done [00:01:43] they are still refered to 22" etc.. [00:01:45] mjgardes, has not. It doesn't mandate anything other than that it be used in a secondary fashion. [00:01:50] if it was possible to tranclude the contribs of a user, I could probably go from there [00:02:01] gurch: think the US did officially convert, but they forgot it [00:02:07] yes [00:02:11] Splarka, Simetrical: we retain imperial measurements for e.g. roadsigns because it's a pain in the arse to change them all [00:02:21] gurch: UK? Yeah right. Then why do I still see signs with "275 yds" and "1/3 mi" all over the place? [00:02:26] gurch, oh, BS. They have to be replaced regularly anyway. [00:02:27] RoanKattouw: see previous line [00:02:31] Oh, you mean in Britain. [00:02:35] Simetrical: yes but not all at once [00:02:35] Simetrical: I am in favor too, only because it would mean standardization. Metric is easier in people's heads, but not that much of an argument in an age when no one needs to do that anymore. All the other arguments are pretty moot, since they can be applied to any random system of measurement, and any that simply make comparison to how much better they are than the old systems, are easily given over to hubris, as per Celcius above [00:02:38] Still BS. :) [00:02:46] Simetrical: we can't really just shut down the country for a week to change them all [00:02:57] Splarka, the right reason is to use it is because everyone else does. [00:02:58] Simetrical: and if half were in km and half miles that would be very confusing :) [00:03:00] Not because it makes sense. [00:03:06] Decimal time makes sense, but we don't use that. [00:03:10] gurch, why not have them in both? [00:03:38] Simetrical: possible. that would be confusing though [00:03:43] I suugest prefixes for the power-of-two denominators to form a new system based on meters, but with fractions. [00:03:51] Simetrical: plus it would involve spending money [00:03:54] how much is the square of 7/8:th of an inch? [00:04:19] It would be so easy for computers to compute [00:04:23] governments don't like spending money [00:04:23] unless it's on stuff like ID cards [00:04:24] Also, there's this nice issue of choosing speed limits, currently, they're 30 (48) / 60 (96) / 70 (112) [00:04:24] 49/64 [00:04:24] making roadsigns metric doesn't let them snoop on anyone [00:04:45] RoanKattouw: we can round them to 50/100/110 if we went metric [00:04:56] It's so easy [00:04:56] mjgardes: it's difficult for me to directly imagine the value 49/64 [00:04:56] actually hopefully we would make the last one 120 [00:04:56] 70 is too slow :) [00:04:58] Yeah [00:05:11] Try it in decimal. [00:05:11] Easier? [00:05:17] I like the fact that all dual carriageways are 70/112 these days, though [00:05:26] Or did you have to use a calculator? [00:05:33] gurch: here in sweden we just changed our speeds from 30-50-70-90-110 to 20-30-...-120 [00:05:43] AzaTht: imagine a 7x7 square on top of a 8x8 square [00:05:43] So like...i setup a media wiki server using Turnkey Mediawiki...but when i time stamp it says (UTC). The time is right because it gets it off my server computer...but my server is in +8 (perth). Know how I can change the setting for that? [00:05:49] Over here in NL, it's 50/80/120 . That's pretty decent, except that 80 is damn slow [00:06:23] RoanKattouw: no 100? [00:07:09] 03(mod) Specify timezones by location, to allow automatic adjustments of timeoffset and daylight saving time (DST ) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=505 +patch; +comment (10brion) [00:07:10] mib_o9f4sr: all signature timestamps are in UTC, because they are saved in plain text [00:07:10] Well yes, 100 on a limited number of roads which are usually (but not always) dual carriageways [00:07:10] oh, brion's around... [00:07:10] But the default speed limit outside of built-up areas is 80, which sucks [00:07:18] for times generated by the system, you can set your timezone offset in your preferences [00:07:24] Splarka: so...it can't be fixed, ey... [00:07:32] it isn't broken ^_^ [00:07:41] ic ic :) ty ty [00:08:18] (mediawiki is designed around intercontinental cooperation, or rather intercontinental antagonism) [00:09:06] AzaTht: www.anwb.nl tells me the speed limits in Sweden are 50/70 (!) / 90/110 , is that correct? [00:09:11] RoanKattouw: here the default speed limit outside urban areas, if there is no defined speed limit, is 70, after that, it's the combination of the quality of the road, and how it's designed, that defines the speed limit [00:09:18] RoanKattouw: was [00:09:22] Daedalus969: basically my argument there (way back there) is that any wikicode system reliant on parsing is going to fail massively due to the cache [00:09:34] it is still under update, mostly southern sweden is converted [00:09:39] the speed limit here is 4 mph [00:09:40] What's it now, then? I'm going to Sweden in about a week, so I'd like to know [00:09:43] *gurch does not own a car :( [00:09:47] Good, won't be going too far north [00:09:54] *RoanKattouw neither, but his parents do [00:10:00] it's 30-40-50-60-70-80-90-100-110-120 [00:10:07] :O [00:10:10] 03(mod) Unicode combining characters are difficult to edit in some browsers - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16697 (10Gerard.meijssen) [00:10:10] well that's simple [00:10:13] OK and what does that *mean* ? [00:10:30] it means when you see a number in a circle, go that speed :) [00:10:45] if you are driving around in a school, it's 30, if it's an highway, it's 100-120 [00:11:01] *in* a school, I'd hope you go slower than 30 :) [00:11:07] normal country road is 60-90 [00:11:13] no speeding in the corridors [00:11:15] school area* [00:11:19] :) [00:11:24] OK, so what are the *default* speeds? So I know what do drive when there's no sign [00:11:28] *to [00:11:30] think there is 20 now also defined [00:11:36] 70 [00:11:36] bah, swedish road signs aren't heraldastic [00:11:43] 20 km/h? that's insanely slow [00:11:45] blue on red? yellow on white? wtf [00:12:01] gor [00:12:29] gurch: on pedestrian roads [00:12:30] NL has 20, but only in some urban streets. Also coupled with the rule that pedestrians always have right of way. Only used to protect children playing in the street, that kind of stuff [00:12:46] AzaTht: ah [00:13:06] AzaTht: So 70 is the default speed on country roads? I assume it's 50 in built-up areas, so what's the default on highways? [00:13:14] RoanKattouw: though on highways, few people drives below 130/140 [00:13:23] Yeah well that happens here too [00:13:30] default now is 100 I think [00:13:36] used to be 90/110 [00:13:42] The difference is that this country is actually small enough to fine those people [00:13:48] normally 120 on new highways [00:13:57] heh [00:14:37] where I'm from usual country road speed is/was 140-170 depending on season [00:15:02] AzaTht: Where's that? [00:15:08] middle of sweden [00:16:12] hey sweden, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_tincture [00:16:42] hehe [00:16:54] Yeah, the yellow background is really weird [00:17:21] Splarka: uh? [00:17:54] He's ranting about the fact that Swedish traffic signs have a yellow background [00:18:02] Which, I gotta admit, looks really weirdd [00:18:11] well, also the no parking/no stopping [00:18:20] those hurt my eyes [00:18:54] And the give way sign [00:19:15] RoanKattouw: the reason for yellow background, is so they are visible during the winter [00:19:25] Right, snow isn't yellow [00:19:42] ummm [00:19:46] It could be [00:20:01] there exist yellow snow [00:20:07] too true [00:20:08] but pristine snow seldom is yellow [00:20:37] RoanKattouw: I don't know about snow where you are from, but.... [00:21:14] Well our snow in NL (doesn't fall very often, sadly), is just plain white [00:22:13] yellow backgrounds are fine [00:22:52] hehe [00:23:30] but see the link, metals must never touch (yellow/white), nor must colors (blue/red_ [00:24:07] Splarka: luckly, our roadsigns isn't used in heraldry [00:24:33] Aza: nothing to do with heraldry, it is about contrast [00:24:47] 03(mod) Unicode combining characters are difficult to edit in some browsers - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16697 (10brion) [00:25:01] mmm, google's results are starting to show File: instead of Image:, teehee [00:29:52] AzaTht: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_2_40.svg and http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_2_41.svg are not nice [00:30:36] Hmm we have those in NL too [00:30:37] Splarka: they look less extreem in the real [00:30:40] are you saying we should have two separate namespaces for images and files? [00:30:43] say like, .oogs [00:30:51] or was it .oggs [00:31:04] Daedalus969: No, he's talking about aesthetics of traffic signs ^^ [00:31:37] Looked to me like he was talking about the switch of images from the image namespace to the File namespace [00:31:49] Splarka: at least we don' [00:31:51] t [00:32:01] AzaTht: I've seen them in real, they still hurt eyes, and are not good contrast [00:32:03] have many language-dependent signs [00:32:45] why is it impossible to tranclude a user's contributions? [00:33:09] Aza: in the US you can't easily drive someplace the signs are potentially unrecognizable, in europe you can... [00:33:55] Swedes also have crazy logic signs... http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_2_78_2.svg this means "NO no stopping" right? mandatory stopping? or end stopping restrictions [00:34:32] Splarka: End of stopping restrictions [00:34:51] As a general rule, all signs with a white background and those three black lines across them mean "end of ..." [00:35:16] Splarka: that sign defines that the restriction ends [00:35:23] here is the other: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/10/1_4_5.svg/120px-1_4_5.svg.png yellow on white = tincture violation, worse contrast breakage [00:35:58] as that's the only diamond sign in Sweden, it's not much of a problem [00:36:16] http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/3a/1_4_6.svg/120px-1_4_6.svg.png [00:36:54] if you can't see the black bar, you are probably not allowed to carry a driver license anyway [00:37:26] there are other minor violations: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_4_2.svg http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_4_21.svg http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_4_4.svg etc [00:37:41] *Splarka gives sweden a traffic sign ticket [00:38:23] actually, they are ok [00:38:37] also: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/cb/11_1_12.svg/85px-11_1_12.svg.png but black can be considered a fur [00:38:52] "they are ok" how? they violate the rules [00:39:05] that's trafic lights [00:39:39] well, okay, I'll buy that, heh [00:39:43] the "rules" you point to is pretty outdated [00:39:48] but not the examples before [00:40:06] outdated? why? they still make sense [00:40:12] not really [00:40:13] "oh, the law of gravity is outdated because it is old" [00:40:19] yes, if you can't see a sign, that is bad [00:40:26] the "colour on colour" [00:40:37] if you don't know if the knight charging you has an eagle or a bear on its shield, until it runs you down = bad [00:40:50] if you don't know if the sign says no stopping or no parking until you have to pull over, = bad [00:41:20] I can't see the difference in the latter except up close, bit red/blue headachy [00:41:45] uh... [00:41:54] ? [00:42:00] a cross: no stopping, a dash: no parking [00:42:26] well, whatever the difference between \ and X is on red/blue [00:42:30] if you can't see the difference between a cross and a lone dash... [00:42:45] uh? [00:42:51] I don't fully understand you [00:42:56] http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_2_41.svg http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_2_40.svg [00:43:01] what is the difference in those two signs? [00:43:25] many people have trouble seeing red on blue [00:43:32] http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_2_40.svg show a dash, and http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_2_41.svg shows a cross [00:44:03] no parking and *really* no parking? [00:44:21] brion: they mean "no chromatic sensitives allowed to drive" [00:44:24] cross is "no stopping" and dash is "no parking" [00:44:30] *brion never could understand swedish road signs :P [00:44:41] luckily i only ever take public transportation when in europe ;) [00:44:57] parking is when you leave the carwhen it's stopped [00:45:06] http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_1_5.svg <- YES [00:45:08] i love this sign [00:45:27] it's logical ツ [00:45:31] lol [00:45:36] just sayin, license plates and traffic signs should be visible, and violating tincture isn't good when people need to see them [00:45:45] it's a warning: if you drive firther, you might get wet [00:45:48] brion: citation needed [00:45:48] http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_1_4.svg <- "Please use ashtray if smoking while driving" [00:46:05] hah [00:46:12] it's a bridge [00:46:47] ahhhh [00:46:54] http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:11_17_3.svg <-- "Yes, we do this. Leave us alone." [00:47:11] rofl [00:47:34] 03(mod) Upload filter insufficient to stop XSS - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15895 (10abarth-wikimedia) [00:47:52] http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_2_78_1.svg <- i could never tell what these meant until they were explained to me, but i like that they've got them. we don't always have clear ends to things like no parking zones [00:47:57] "Forestry vehicle crossing ahead" [00:48:07] http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_4_18.svg <-- ?? [00:48:13] someone drop their brass balls? [00:48:21] <|X|> I think it's tolls [00:48:28] toll road [00:48:39] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Road_signs_in_Sweden ← dudes [00:48:44] heh [00:48:51] that's no fun, more fun guessing wrong [00:48:54] :D [00:48:59] hehe [00:49:17] http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_4_1.svg <-- no Christopher Reeve beyond this point [00:49:20] they are designed to use aminimal ammounts of details [00:49:54] Splarka: actually, that's an international highway sign [00:50:24] <|X|> http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_1_51_1.svg What's that trying to say? [00:50:32] <|X|> http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_1_54.svg Or this? [00:50:38] http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_9_2_30.svg <- Mac only ;) [00:50:44] <|X|> Hah, Tull Told: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_2_52.svg [00:50:49] wind sock? [00:50:59] *Splarka guesses helipad [00:51:02] <|X|> Wind sock in the road! [00:51:09] <|X|> brion, that's so awesome [00:51:19] <|X|> That's being decaled onto my laptop [00:51:19] |X|: first is wind warning [00:51:32] the second is other danger [00:51:37] <|X|> I can just see this guy saying OMG!!! http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:11_21.svg [00:51:44] often an extra sign is added then [00:51:46] and this time the computer froze [00:52:14] Splarka: usually found in mountain regions [00:52:28] <|X|> I don't know which is funnier, Tull Told or OMG [00:52:38] to warn against probably strong side wind [00:53:19] brion: heh [00:54:32] Splarka: though it is one sign that can be difficult to decrypt for most [00:54:35] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:11_5.svg [00:54:54] (though off course you should have learned that in trafic school) [00:55:07] I don't drive [00:55:17] *Splarka blinks [00:55:18] but those who drive [00:55:29] you understand the sign [00:55:30] ? [00:55:56] it's often used under parking signs [00:56:08] times allowed/restricted? [00:56:11] yes [00:56:24] then the question is, what time ツ [00:56:31] oh, weekday, sat/sun? [00:56:33] 03(FIXED) Thumbnailing fails after purging of djvu file - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14872 +comment (10brion) [00:56:37] almost [00:57:06] the entry for sunday also apply for hollidays [00:57:13] real hollidays [00:57:13] ahh [00:57:19] 03(mod) HTML dumps for the non-Wikipedia projects - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16186 (10brion) [00:57:29] hi,i cant see a good doc on placing adsense in mediawiki,can any on help me out? [00:57:40] and if there isn't a specific restriction for sat/sun/holiday, no restiction apply those days [00:57:42] well, at least that one is legal tincture ^_^ [00:57:50] heh [00:58:01] hey this what i want to achieve [00:58:02] if($wgOut->isArticle() && $wgArticle->isCurrent()) { ?> [00:58:03] [00:58:05] [00:58:13] sorry for that [00:58:22] pastebin is your friend [00:58:32] i just wanted to paste a link [00:58:46] Splarka: so that sign can show following: "0 - 24 ( 0 - 24 ) 0 - 24" [00:58:46] http://www.mwusers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6843 [00:58:53] r0ny_: there are extensions that add AdSense to articles [00:59:12] AzaTht: couldn't it just show then 0-24 ? [00:59:16] no [00:59:32] Skizzerz: i found one by paulgu,its not working for me [00:59:38] also, the tabs are absolutely positioned, it would take a lot of CSS hacks to fix that [00:59:41] as only 0-24 implies no restiction on sat/sun [00:59:51] ahh [00:59:56] and 0-24 also implies that you can't park for more thant 24 hours [01:00:28] my version is 1.9 [01:00:34] what happened to includes/parser/Parser_OldPP.php and includes/ParserOptions.php ? [01:00:47] aib: they were taking up space [01:00:49] Splarka, you an admin on any of the pedias'? [01:00:50] dead and buried [01:00:52] oh ok [01:00:59] :p well my fckeditor mediawiki extension is looking for them [01:01:03] Daedalus969: nope [01:01:11] hi any one help with adsense [01:01:14] does this imply the editor will require significant refactoring? [01:01:17] link or something [01:01:17] http://toolserver.org/~vvv/sulutil.php?user=Splarka [01:01:23] r0ny_: that shouldn't make a difference... the tab CSS didn't really change from that version. Although I do suggest you upgrade to 1.13.3 simply for the sake of security fixes [01:01:29] Splarka: and off course we have the "germans WILL take this one home with them" sign: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Moose-warning.svg [01:01:37] the most stolen sign in sweden [01:01:39] Skizzerz: sure [01:01:45] crazy germans [01:01:50] heh [01:01:59] 03(mod) Wiki data dump bzip2 -> 7zip conversion doesn' t report failure on corrupt input - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13637 +comment (10brion) [01:02:01] Splarka: do you got a link to integrate adsense [01:02:04] AzaTht: I want a "Kangaroo Crossing" sign, but I don't know how to smuggle it out of Aus [01:02:20] r0ny_: no idea, check Wikia maybe [01:02:24] hehe [01:02:39] @Sp: Get a big scaner [01:02:42] *scanner [01:03:05] this is a huge commit :( http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:Code/MediaWiki/36353 [01:03:15] Splarka: tell me this where is monobook.css [01:03:33] nowhere [01:03:41] !css [01:03:41] --mwbot-- To change styles for your wiki, go to one of the MediaWiki:xxx.css wiki page (NOT a file) and put your custom styles there (sysop/admin rights required). MediaWiki:Common.css is for all skins and should be used for content styles. MediaWiki:Monobook.css is for the MonoBook skin (default), etc. For more information, see !skins and [01:04:02] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Fucking,_Austria,_street_sign.jpg [01:04:06] that's one to steal [01:04:53] @Pinky: Damn straight. [01:05:09] hrm, [01:05:12] Daed: that's easy, need a big printer [01:05:31] off-topic, is there a way I can add links to my toolbar? [01:05:32] " * Norwegian, Finnish and Swedish Moose warning signs are often stolen[citation needed] by German tourists fascinated by the animal (See Moose article section for more information)." [01:05:47] as in the thing at the top of my screen that links to my userpage, talk page, contribs, preferences, etc? [01:06:01] Daedalus969: extension, using a hook [01:06:06] Daedalus969: yes [01:06:15] ahh, that is your "personal" bar [01:06:16] without an extension? [01:06:24] easiest is Javascript [01:06:36] is it just for you? [01:06:46] Fucking has existed since at least 1070 and is named after a man from the 6th century called Focko. [01:06:52] it would be really -swell- to have a nice, easy to reach link for AN/I, and various other things, like say, RFCU [01:06:53] addPortletLink('p-personal','http://www.google.com','google') [01:07:03] why does medawiki lowercase arguments for extensions ? [01:07:05] thank you [01:07:12] gah [01:07:16] add that inside an onload hook though [01:07:19] why can't mirc allow me to select stuff [01:07:31] hilight it and it is auto-copied [01:07:37] oh [01:07:40] there is no other reason to hilight text in mIRC, so all it does is copy [01:07:54] okay [01:08:04] addOnloadHook(function() { addPortletLink('p-personal','http://www.google.com','google') }); [01:08:07] cool, so, how do I add this in? I don't know js [01:08:23] which wiki? link to your user page [01:08:29] i have a parserextension and i noticed mediawiki makes the arguments to it lowercase. and I wonder why ? (in my case it is not helpful since I want to pass the parameters onto a case sensitive javascript app) [01:08:29] Splarka: like ordinary unix way to copy [01:08:41] well, i know how to access my js page, [01:08:51] add it there [01:09:11] Daedalus969: or give a list of pages you want linked to here [01:09:17] how do I add in multiple page? [01:09:23] give two examples [01:09:31] AN/I RfCU [01:09:35] 03(FIXED) Wiki data dump intermittently produces corrupt .xml.bz2 files - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13638 +comment (10brion) [01:09:59] en.wp ? [01:10:03] ya [01:10:10] so /wiki/WP:AN/I ? [01:11:05] yes [01:11:13] simplest: http://p.defau.lt/?y71ZSaCtt7R88JaPdd4sLg [01:11:28] there are more parameters, like hotkeys, IDs (for styling), tooltips, etc [01:11:40] *Daedalus969 nods [01:11:42] thank you [01:12:45] ok, fckeditor is looking for /trunk/phase3/includes/parser/Parser_OldPP.php, which was deleted in revision 43834 [01:13:06] i don't understand what this file was for - could someone explain? new parser with old preprocessor? what's the state of that now? [01:13:25] it was split off for testing temporarily [01:14:03] and merged back into Parser.php? [01:14:19] that was the old parser [01:14:19] well, no.. the old one was renamed, and kept around for about a year [01:14:28] giving people a chance to adapt [01:14:31] http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Migration_to_the_new_preprocessor [01:15:16] so... why does fckeditor care? seems odd... [01:15:43] they extend the parser [01:15:50] it's been a big rats nest for me [01:16:26] now i'm at : Fatal error: Call to undefined method FCKeditorParser::replace_callback() in /var/www/mediawiki/bleeding_edge/extensions/FCKeditor/FCKeditorParser.body.php on line 346 [01:16:30] it only worked with the old parser, but it knew that the old parser was the old parser? [01:16:46] seems like in the last year it could have been preparing itself [01:16:49] i think there is some transitional code in there related to tim's changes [01:16:55] well, they aren't actively working on it anymore [01:17:13] ahh, so it was probably hacked to find the old parser and then sent adrift... [01:17:57] my users are going to lynch me [01:18:05] i gave them such a nifty tool, then it broke and i can't fix it [01:18:54] such is life:) [01:18:56] I think there is a swedish traffic sign for that [01:19:09] "Warning: do not install unsupported nifty tools, you will be lynched" [01:20:20] Why aren't we able to tranclude our contributions? [01:23:42] 03(mod) Searching for IP Addresses in page content unsuccessful - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15027 (10brion) [01:25:45] what did replace_callback used to do? [01:25:49] and has it been replaced by some new method? [01:27:12] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Parser.php "function replace_callback: parses the wikitext with respect to pairs of double and triple braces." [01:27:14] docs out of date [01:27:33] aib: bug #1 [01:28:03] if everything waited on the documentation we'd be on 1.2 [01:28:20] lol [01:28:42] *werdnum returns from the dentist. [01:28:54] this guy, what's his name? . oh yeah, Don Knuth. he would disagree with u :) [01:29:02] anyway our docs are the same way [01:29:47] werdnum: what's black and white and numb all over [01:29:58] A piano when it fell on your foot? [01:31:48] Splarka: did I get it right? [01:33:16] werdnum: nope, the answer is: your text in my mIRC window [01:33:20] rar J [01:33:42] Splarka: but I['m not numb all over [01:33:45] it's onky my teeth. [01:33:53] and your fingers [01:34:01] *werdnum stabs [01:34:05] that's the laughing gas :P [01:34:19] nitrous? [01:34:24] they still use that? [01:34:33] Xenon works better [01:34:34] Werd: [01:34:42] Frostbite. [01:34:53] Werdnum: steal me a kangaroo crossing sing [01:34:59] [01:35:44] splarka, could you have a glance at this? http://imagebin.ca/view/t0Z3v4.html [01:36:15] looks like replace_callback was sending some template text to the parser and putting the html into the wysiwyg? so how do i accomplish such a thing nowadays? [01:36:35] Splarka: no idea [01:36:35] aib: http://img368.imageshack.us/img368/9282/vennsy7.jpg [01:36:35] i found a new thing called preg_replace_callback but it's not clear they do the same thing [01:37:27] werdnum: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xenon#Anesthesia <- this is really interesting, since Xenon is supposedly rather inert and doesn't react easily.. they don't even know how it works [01:37:27] at least i agree with you [01:38:00] aib: the API should do it though, with action=parse [01:38:39] but maybe FCKeditor had intermediary parsing by using individual preprocessor and parser functions [01:39:48] Daedalus969: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4365 [01:41:41]