dom::xpathFunc::irc::logger::user_link (public)
dom::xpathFunc::irc::logger::user_link ctxNode pos nodeListType \
nodeList [ args... ]Defined in packages/irc-logger/tcl/irc-logger-procs.tcl
Create a link to the user account on this site where the IRC nick matches the user's screen name.
Rolf (rolf@pointsman.de) from the tDOM team on tDOM extension functions:
If an XPath expr (both for the selectNodes method and in XSLT stylesheets) uses a not standard XPath function name (you cannot 'overwrite' the C coded standard built-in functions), the engine looks, if there is a tcl proc with the given function name in the ::dom::xpathFunc:: namespace. In other words: all extension functions procs must reside in the namespace ::dom::xpathFunc or in a child namespace of that namespace. If the XPath extension function has a prefix, the prefix is expanded to the namespace URI and that namespace URI must be the name of the child namespace of the ::dom::xpathFunc namespace.
If there is such a proc, this proc is called with the following arguments: ctxNode pos nodeListType nodeList args. The 'args' are, as type/value pairs, the arguments, that are given to the extension functions. (E.g. if you have myExtensionFunction('foo'), you will get two args, the first "string" the second "foo").
The tcl proc, which implements the extension function must return a list of two elements: {<type> <value>}. The possible types at the moment are: "bool", "number", "string", "nodes".
But don't get confused by my probably (too) vague explanations. Just look at the examples in the xpath.test and tdom.tcl files. For almost all 'real life' needs, you should get it very fast, what to do from that usage examples.
- Parameters:
- Returns:
- A single (type, value) pair with a link to the user account on the site. Or just the nick if no user account was found.
- Error:
- The empty string.
- Author:
- Bart Teeuwisse <bart.teeuwisse@thecodemill.biz>
- Created:
- 2003-01-31
- Partial Call Graph (max 5 caller/called nodes):
- Testcases:
- No testcase defined.
