extragear/multimedia/amarok/src

[Ian Monroe]

On 6/3/06, Alexandre Oliveira <aleprjlists at gmail.com> wrote:
> Wikipedia hasn't made any change to their html that would break our
> code (*yet*).

Well that's good.

> It was broken by the search and replace used to add "\n"
> to the html code (a great change, BTW, as I can now actually look at
> the HTML we generate without freaking out or using indent).
>
> I just looked at their Printable version (that didn't exist before, as
> they used to have proper CSS for printing anyway), and apart from the
> fact it doesn't show the available languages (who'd want to print
> that), it's almost perfect for us, indeed.
> Maybe we can use it directly, with very little parsing only to get the
> links the way we want.
>
> A proper interface with a stable protocol would be even better, though.
> Is there any chance for us to get something like that? Ian, you opened
> a feature request regarding this some time ago, didn't you?

Some talk, good ideas and really terribile at:
http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=208