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3 The plugin allows you to seperate the structure of a wiki page and the data contained within. This
4 allows you to have multiple data pages referencing the same structure page. Technically, you can
6 I will continue to use the term "structure page" for the pages that contain dokuwiki code and
12 Please note that I wrote this plugin to solve a very specific problem so some of the functionality
29 - depending on the command specified, up to three parameters are required, separated by colons.
31 inner-to-outer automatically.
32 - finally, you may place a ! between the final two ~ to have MyTemplate not output anything. This
33 makes sense if you want to calculate an intermediate result to be used later.
39 … defined in the data page as the index. see "2. Declaring data" for how to declare the map.
41 LOOKRANGE - This is similar to look, but with this command, the map doesn't have to contain the
42 exact index. The map-indices is allowed to have gaps and the index specified in
43 LOOKRANGE is rounded down to the nearest valid key.
44 CALC - This allows you to do mathematical calculations based on variables or results from
48 IF - If param1 evaluates to "true" as far as php is concerned, param2 will be printed,
50 evaluated, the other also doesn't get its result assigned to a variable.
56 (csv). In the structure page, you can refer to each column as @1, @2, ...
65 As you can see, the first parameter (WIKISOFTWARE) names the list to display, the second
71 Note that if the pass of these commands is less or equal to the pass of the list-command
73 they are expanded afterwards and will thus refer to the content of the row.
75 … this can be used to add comments to your template page or temporarily disable part of it.
86 Please note that rows after the first need to be indented for parsing to work.
88 All variable declarations need to be enclosed within the following tags
97 In this case, this is a simple array, the index 0 will map to a, the index
98 2 to c and so on.
99 Again, don't forget to indent rows after the first.
104 This mainly makes sense if you intend to use LOOKRANGE for the lookup.
105 There, 1 and 2 will map to "a", 3,4,5,6 and 7 to "b" and everything else
106 to "c".