paul@211 | 1 | = Input = |
paul@211 | 2 | |
paul@211 | 3 | Input contexts determine how content provided for processing should be interpreted. |
paul@211 | 4 | Typically, wiki content will either be provided as a single file containing a |
paul@211 | 5 | single wiki page or as collections of such files arranged within a directory |
paul@211 | 6 | hierarchy. |
paul@211 | 7 | |
paul@211 | 8 | The following input contexts are supported: |
paul@211 | 9 | |
paul@211 | 10 | {{{#!table |
paul@211 | 11 | '''Name''' || '''Format''' || '''Details''' |
paul@211 | 12 | == |
paul@211 | 13 | directory |
paul@211 | 14 | || A directory containing wiki page files |
paul@211 | 15 | || Each file contains a different wiki page with its filename indicating the |
paul@211 | 16 | .. page name, and with any configured `input_separator` being used in |
paul@211 | 17 | .. filenames to construct hierarchical page relationships |
paul@211 | 18 | == |
paul@211 | 19 | standalone |
paul@211 | 20 | || A standalone wiki page file |
paul@211 | 21 | || A single file containing a single wiki page |
paul@211 | 22 | }}} |