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I realize this was already in Cairo, but, Render::getRenderedVersion added the following line:

    $text =~ s/$TWiki::TranslationToken/!/go;
Which results in plugins operating on text that has the verbatim blocks taken out loosing the verbatim, should they have to apply TWiki::Func::renderText. I believe this is not part of the specification of TWiki::Func::renderText. I'll set this to "Requirement".

Can somebody please motivate why we are doing this? At least, we should document in renderText that such is happening. I don't think, typically users are aware that the standard rendering function would destroy the verbatim that might occur (or other taken out stuff).

Could we at least give Render::getRenderedVersion a parameter that does not result in this effect if set?

Note that the current status forces plugins to have knowledge of the TWiki insides: We need to put the original $TranslationToken back in, and thus we need to

  • know the format of markers indicating removed text, such as verbatim markers
  • access $TWiki::TranslationToken .
All these is against the rules for plugins! --TW


Agreed; this is definitely a bug. --CC

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Summary Render::getRenderedVersion converts translation token
ReportedBy TWiki:Main.ThomasWeigert
Codebase 4.0.2
SVN Range Sun, 18 Jun 2006 build 10637
AppliesTo Engine
Component

Priority Urgent
CurrentState Closed
WaitingFor

Checkins 10703
TargetRelease patch
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Topic revision: r6 - 2006-07-03 - ThomasWeigert
 
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