or even a "upload file" button on the submission forms,
with a little pulldown indicating if hte file contains
your complete post, or just some code that should be
wrapped in CODE tags and appended to what you type in
the browser. | [reply] |
[prompt]# monkupload script.pl
perhaps? That would require having some kind of list of "pending" submissions somewhere I guess, so one could lay the final touches via a browser, as usual. I am only speculating here, but with some special markup possible in the uploaded file, it could be a nice feature...
Of course, I am quite happy enough with copy/paste, so I guess it is only my wish for more cool features in all situations that shows its ugly head again. :)
You have moved into a dark place.
It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue. | [reply]
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That would be a great thing, but, supposedly, is very unlikely to be implemented, as it would force the developers to export all the very non-trivial PM interface via SOAP or whatever. | [reply] |
For posting replies, what more needs to be exported other
than one routine that takes the parent node id, title, and text? The only other thing that'd be nice to have might be
a get_node() that returns the title, author, and body of said node (for throwing through supercite, of course :).
Conceptually I'm just looking for something along the lines of what pudge has working at Use Perl for the journal
system with slash. See this entry in pudge's journal. The two routines I imagine
are analagous to add_entry and get_entry there.
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Hm, this is very cool! Thanks for pointing out. I didn't know Use Perl has this thing operational!
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