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> Subject: [SnipSnap-USERS] About format code using {code:[Java]}
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> Hi, everyone! When I use {code} to format my java code, I 
> don't know which
> one is the right "command".
> {code:Java} or {code:java}, or even {code:[Java]}? And also I 
> don't konw how
> to mark the end of the code. If I have a java method to post 
> and I use:
> {code:Java}
> //my method here
> public void sayHello() {
>     System.out.println("hello");
> }// the end of the method
> 
> Other expressions needn't to be formatted.
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> The problem is everything under {code:Java} is formatted.
> 
> Thank you very much!
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Hi-

I was just thinking that I could use my snipsnap setup to keep track
of my daily status/tasks done sort of information. What I would like
to do is to have a weblog (or wiki) page where various bullet points
are arranged by day and it would be real nice if I could just do quicky
little command line commands to add an entry. So, sitting at a shell
prompt (on my Linux box), I could run a command like this:

    didTask 'Finished updating my SnipSnap software.'

and that 'didTask' script would go find the appropriate page in
snipsnap. If an entry for the current day didn't exist, it would create
one. Then it would update the current day's information to add the
notation from its command line (along with the current time of day).

That way, I could come into the web page interface and cut/paste the
day's info into a status report email or some such.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to do that? (or better
suggestions about software to use for something like this...yes, I could
roll my own, but I was hoping to find something that already exists).

Thanx, Scott

Hi,
I was thinking of using snipsnap for my research
study. Does anyone knows how to use/write macro to
parse xml file? Let say i have an XML file (i.e
announcement) and would like to display it in
snipsnap. The macro will be able to display the
announcement (an xml file) in the snipsnap
environment.
Anyone have any suggestion how can i do that?

thanks very much

~yunn~

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On Mon, 29 May 2006, Scott Blachowicz wrote:

> I was just thinking that I could use my snipsnap setup to keep track of my
> daily status/tasks done sort of information. What I would like to do is to
> have a weblog (or wiki) page where various bullet points are arranged by
> day and it would be real nice if I could just do quicky little command
> line commands to add an entry.

hi scott! you could definitely write a macro to do this, and use curl or
wget's basic auth support to write a shell script to do the POST.

having said that, though, why use snipsnap? why not just use a text file,
with a little shell script or two to manage timestamps, etc? don't get me
wrong, i love snipsnap...but it doesn't seem like the right tool for this.

-Ryan

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On Tue, 30 May 2006, Tulun Tokou wrote:

> I was thinking of using snipsnap for my research study. Does anyone knows
> how to use/write macro to parse xml file? Let say i have an XML file (i.e

hi tulun! sure, this is doable. macros are just java code, so they can do
anything java can do. to parse XML, you'd just import a SAX (recommended) or
DOM parser, e.g. xalan or jdom, and use it as you would normally.

-Ryan

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