applied patch

diff --git a/doc/plugins/contrib/linguas.mdwn b/doc/plugins/contrib/linguas.mdwn
index c1f1bfcb0ff0cc94024503392926ef4f2ef69d70..2ddb57c4c85cdd3e689e29ac03c887ed76231480 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/plugins/contrib/linguas.mdwn
+++ b/doc/plugins/contrib/linguas.mdwn
@@ -51,9 +51,18 @@ it in ikiwiki.setup, though some problems were found while trying to do
 so. (Actually, defining hash-like arguments from the command like works
 fine, but it fails from ikiwiki.setup.)
 
 so. (Actually, defining hash-like arguments from the command like works
 fine, but it fails from ikiwiki.setup.)
 

-  > My guess about this is that it's because of the way Setup/Standard.pm untaints the config items from the file. It has code to handle arrays, but not hashes or more complex data structures. --[[Joey]]
+  > My guess about this is that it's because of the way Setup/Standard.pm
+  > untaints the config items from the file. It has code to handle arrays,
+  > but not hashes or more complex data structures. --[[Joey]]

 
 

-  >  > Right. With this simple [patch](http://wiki.ettin.org/files/hash_setup.patch) it seems to work. However, note that 1) it only allows simple hashes, hashes of hashes will not work (I don't think getops can handle complex hashes anyway); 2) I don't really know when/why you call `possibly_foolish_untaint()`; and 3) I'm no perl guru ;). --Jordà
+  >  > Right. With this simple
+  >  > [patch](http://wiki.ettin.org/files/hash_setup.patch) it seems to
+  >  > work. However, note that 1) it only allows simple hashes, hashes of
+  >  > hashes will not work (I don't think getops can handle complex hashes
+  >  > anyway); 2) I don't really know when/why you call
+  >  > `possibly_foolish_untaint()`; and 3) I'm no perl guru ;). --Jordà
+
+  >  >  > It's good. Applied..

 
 * Wiki links to other translated pages require the full page name
 including the `.$LANG`. It should be possible to link automatically
 
 * Wiki links to other translated pages require the full page name
 including the `.$LANG`. It should be possible to link automatically


@@ -61,10 +70,20 @@ to pages with the same `.$LANG`, but that would probably require some
 changes in IkiWiki. (I'm not sure though, I still haven't looked at
 it... any hints?)
 
 changes in IkiWiki. (I'm not sure though, I still haven't looked at
 it... any hints?)
 

-  > Have you considered using the form ll/page? This would let more usual linking rules  apply amoung pages without needing to specify the language. I'm not sure if you're supporting browser content negotiation, or whether that other layout would be harder to support it though. --[[Joey]]
-
-  >  > Actually, I'm happy with the way it works now (and yeah, it is very easy to take advantage of content negotiation). I just wanted something simple to translatte a single page (or a few pages), not the entire wiki. I'm not even sure it is a good idea to have fully multilingual wikis, in most cases I would go for a different wiki for each language. That said, I think it is an interesting idea, so I'll take a look when I have the time. Thanks for your comments. --Jordà
-
+  > Have you considered using the form ll/page? This would let more usual
+  > linking rules  apply amoung pages without needing to specify the
+  > language. I'm not sure if you're supporting browser content
+  > negotiation, or whether that other layout would be harder to support it
+  > though. --[[Joey]]
+
+  >  > Actually, I'm happy with the way it works now (and yeah, it is very
+  >  > easy to take advantage of content negotiation). I just wanted
+  >  > something simple to translatte a single page (or a few pages), not
+  >  > the entire wiki. I'm not even sure it is a good idea to have fully
+  >  > multilingual wikis, in most cases I would go for a different wiki
+  >  > for each language. That said, I think it is an interesting idea, so
+  >  > I'll take a look when I have the time. Thanks for your comments.
+  >  > --Jordà

 
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