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Originally Posted by AtomicDryad
You make a good point, though something can be said for the meta tag; one only need load the first 1024 bytes of a file. That would only matter for updates on -big- collections though.
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That's a good point.
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Originally Posted by AtomicDryad
I've already changed it to a <div> since I last updated. That seems more flexible.
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That works for HTML-only output, but converters for other formats may be confused by a paragraph that doesn't have a <p> tag.
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Originally Posted by AtomicDryad
The added complexity adds a single boolean check at runtime. The regexp itself is rather simple thing that might serve use as a fallback instead. I'd really like to make sure site parsing is either really robust or easy to adjust, for the inevitable breakage caused by bored fanfiction.net webmasters.
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Point. It'll make sense later to write a wrapper function around the two cases, or we'll have to rewrite the USEDOM test at each XPath use.
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Originally Posted by AtomicDryad
perhaps:
log($level,$str): level would be an int with 0=normal output 1=warn 2=error 3=debugging. This could be configured via
$CONFIG['loglevel']=array(0=>'php://stderr',1=>array('php://stderr','/var/log/whatever'),2=>'/var/log/whatever',3=>NULL); (syntax error in that, likely).
--loglevel 3 on commandline would add php://stderr to everything. One could also add functionality to adjust the level per namespace but that's probably going overboard.
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I think we should rather wait for erayd's implementation first, but I expect it'll look about the same.
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