Fix for bug 24172, by extending the wikieditor with a file
dialog (like the table and link dialog) for adding files with exended
syntax.
The added syntax is localised. This also fixes bug 24114, and the redirect
button now adds localised magic word.
Change-Id: I5950b530ab8c55aeba4b579cc80ce863f228d373
The characters are detailed in the bug report.
Patch set 2:
* Amended commit message with bug number.
Patch set 3:
* Added comments to the Cyrillic section for readability.
* Added dotted circle to Palochka to differentiate from I.
* Moved the newly added Ѐ and Ѝ near Е and И.
Change-Id: I2d944926e2769f8691626190259d2466c0e2a8ec
Added support Devanagari characters in the WikiEditor. This includes all
characters as per http://unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0900.pdf
Change-Id: Iecab40aaf024c4ee40db142373ee94d90507b9c2
This makes jquery.wikiEditor.toolbar.config.js pass jshint (the
command-line jshint from npm that is)
Change-Id: I74d353c956c2b9616a9f80e10d5309ae9ee544db
New characters are added and existing characters are reordered
according to comments received from the Gujarati Language support
team.
Change-Id: I769594ec1088d2c3326477a3f1065d576c6dcdf7
The diacritic is supposed to appear after the dotted circle. It is
already like this in other languages.
Change-Id: Id157ab58ae41bd6e8f78c26b35b65003abc7bf7a
Split the Arabic section in jquery.wikiEditor.toolbar.config.js into Arabic and Arabic extended. Arabic contains the core 28-letter alphabet, special letters for the Arabic language, vowels, punctuation and digits. "Arabic extended" contains most of the other letters and signs that are used by languages such as Arabic, Urdu, Balochi, etc.
* Reintroduce support for the splitlines argument in encapsulateSelection(). Was implemented by Adam Miller in r61493 but got lost somehow
* Add 'splitlines': true for the bullet list and numbered list buttons. The indent button already had it, so that part of r61493 did survive
* Copy options.pre and options.post to local pre and post variables instead of using (and modifying!) them directly all over the place
Some langages (Croatian, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, Serbian)
use DOUBLE LOW-9 QUOTATION MARK (U+201E) and
RIGHT DOUBLE QUOTATION MARK (U+201D) in marking up
quotes. For more details, see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotation_mark,_non-English_usage
