MediaWiki REL1_33
CustomDifferenceEngine.php
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1<?php
2
3class CustomDifferenceEngine extends DifferenceEngine {
4
5 public function __construct() {
6 parent::__construct();
7 }
8
9 public function generateContentDiffBody( Content $old, Content $new ) {
10 return $old->getText() . '|' . $new->getText();
11 }
12
13 public function showDiffStyle() {
14 $this->getOutput()->addModules( 'foo' );
15 }
16
17 public function getDiffBodyCacheKeyParams() {
18 $params = parent::getDiffBodyCacheKeyParams();
19 $params[] = 'foo';
20 return $params;
21 }
22
23}
CustomDifferenceEngine\getDiffBodyCacheKeyParams
getDiffBodyCacheKeyParams()
Get the cache key parameters.
Definition CustomDifferenceEngine.php:17
CustomDifferenceEngine\showDiffStyle
showDiffStyle()
Add style sheets for diff display.
Definition CustomDifferenceEngine.php:13
CustomDifferenceEngine\generateContentDiffBody
generateContentDiffBody(Content $old, Content $new)
Generate a diff, no caching.
Definition CustomDifferenceEngine.php:9
DifferenceEngine
DifferenceEngine is responsible for rendering the difference between two revisions as HTML.
Definition DifferenceEngine.php:51
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Definition injection.txt:37
Content
Base interface for content objects.
Definition Content.php:34
$params
$params
Definition styleTest.css.php:44