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other criteria but then fail RegexTypoFix? The list can then be imported into AutoWikiBrowser. Also, it would be useful if articles can be identified in
Database Scanner that can be corrected by the "General" section in the (2) Set Options tag (in "or" mode, not "and" mode). I know that AutoWikiBrowser is not supposed to be used for simple fixes on articles that can be cleaned up by the "General" section only. However, it is usually the same articles that require that automated cleanup that require a lot of other work and it would be useful if Database Scanner can be upgraded to find those articles.
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the article text if the conditional criteria of all parent rules are met. So the rules dialog is a bit like a reciepe. I don't think storing/reading to XML would present much of a problem as long as element names can be agreed on over all plugins (no plugin should have the same name as any other plugin). The rules are stored like the rule tree of the dialog and each rule in the XML forms its own compartement. But the whole rule thing might well be overkill anyway ;-). Maybe I should finally start doing some server side coding. PHP is just not my home turf. --
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stubs need a double space before them, not sure why), it is a good idea to put maintenance tags either at the very beginning or very end of an article (i.e. out of the permanent text/meta data), and stub tags are meant to be unobtrusive, after all, they are on over half of all articles, I think they are most unobtrusive at the very end of an article.
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converting html to unicode is ok, when there is a lot of it). When I have warned people not to use it for trivial edits most of them do just change thier behaviour, and on the 2 occasions they haven't I have simply removed their name from the list of users. I was considering a zero tolerance approach, but I thought that might be a bit too tough.
3458:. I saved them both and launched list comparer. I expected that there would be many names which were only in disambig and a smaller number that were in both lists, but none in hndis only, since the hndis template puts it in both. Oddly, almost 800 of them show up as being only in hndis. I checked some of them manually, and they show up in
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so I was going to copy it and paste it into a dictionary to check. (Of course, I was wrong anyway.) The other thing is just me being lazy, if I want to copy the name of the article to paste into my regular (non-AWB) session, it is just tempting to grab it from the top of the preview, but yes, I could get that another way. --
658:, and started watching task-manager as it skipped or ignored lots of pages (it's changing less than one in ten). It's rather alarming watching AWB's memory usage increasing by over 1MB per article; there are still 2700 articles left in its list, so I'll have to restart it several times before it's finished :(
5383:- as this is no doubt something of a niche feature. I've also added an "interface might change" disclaimer, as interfaces are supposed to be locked down - but given the speed with which you release things that just isn't possible. Feel free to remove it if you're certain this is final interface version 1.0 :)
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2) why can't general fixes/unicodify (like removing underscores) be done (by AWB) before "find and replace" ? this causes a need of consideration all unicode/special characters into the regexes used into "find and replace" (special wikipedia's characters can't be matched by "find" until you know them
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Thank you Martin for moving the plugin call to after AWB has done it's work. I'm wondering now if
ProcessArticle() ought to have a boolean argument which tells the plugin whether AWB has changed the articletext in any way? Otherwise the plugin might tell AWB to skip an article which has been changed.
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OK. I still maintain though that the plugin should be able to latch on to the settings saved to the XML file somehow, then when settings are reloaded the plugin is configured too and it's just a case of clicking start :) I've had computer woes today but I'll try to take a look at the AWB code and the
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OK! Yip yip! I now have a plugin which is correctly sending altered text back to AWB, registering a menu entry and receiving click events, and manipulating the web browser control (setting minor edit to true). Fantastic! Now to read through your code a bit more and see what regexp methods I can piggy
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I'm playing with some code at the moment but not only am I snailspeed coder compared to you I feel like I'm walking in the dark at the moment. I'll get there and will have a plugin in service before too long though, don't you worry. Thanks again for doing this, I think it's a really exciting feature!
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Not yet mate, but I'm planning too - VS is open right now :). I'm hoping I can code all of the different scenarios in (it's worth doing as the biography articles on
Knowledge are in 6 figures) and then be able to save the settings along with the AWB settings. (Which reminds me, I'm not sure if this a
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Once you try to comment out or remove an image with two or more wikilinks in the caption, you can't use the image feature ever again, even after reinstalling AWB, as every time you try to comment out or remove an image a message pops up saying "startIndex must be less than length of string. Parameter
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I realize that this might be controversial. My AWB bot does some really basic functions that might be better achieved on a routine schedule. To be honest, it's getting a bit annoying to go through the routine series of clicks that I need in order to run my bot. That's not to say that I won't continue
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I'm not sure I understand, why can't you just download the release package? If you want to fiddle with the code then it's probably best to just checkout the whole lot. I used to tag the release versions with CVS, but SVN doesn't seem to do it in the same way, and I haven't had the time to work it out
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It would totally rock if you had a /build directory in the subversion repo. Extra bonus goodie points if you had an svn:external pointing to Typos.xml . ;) I just hate having the svn capability at my fingertips, but still need to pull up sf.net to download new versions of AWB... the source is useless
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modify my non-article posts in any way (asides from legal and matters of the general community), whether they be my userpage or my talk posts. If I spelled something some way in a post, that's probably the way I meant to say it. Please think first before running around and making spelling corrections
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I apologize if this has been reported before but clicking on the import watchlist on the IRC watcher app causes an unhandled exception (albeit one that can be ignored) and does not do anything else. Error message only happens when not logged in using IE but a better way for it to be handled would be
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Well, you're the only person making a plugin, so i don't see the harm in moving it back. Also, I have added 3 methods to the interface for reading/writing XML and reseting the settings. It is a bit limited because of the complexity in dealing with plugins, I'll update my example when I have released
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Hi Martin: can you create a way to add the contents of first-level subcategories to the article list? For example: when you make a list from a category, you get all the pages in the category plus the subcategories as part of the list. Do you think it would be possible to be able to double-click on
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Since I started using AWB in anger, free space on C: has become an issue. I cleared 2GB of space and soon that was gone too. I searched for large files, cleared my internet cache regularly, but still the drive would be full. Well, exploring in Cygwin it would seem that IE creates a sh*tload of files
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The wikifunctions.dll already exposes loads of stuff, it's just not very well organised, I've improved it now. I had already made a menu option that can enable/disable and display the installed plugins, i hadn't enabled it just yet. Also, I have added a method called initialise to the interface, and
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Gulp - you sound like you might be offended. My sincere apologies if you are! I really didn't mean to cause any offence. I can see that the advanced/find replace is a very powerful feature, it's just that the docs are a bit hard to follow :) As for understanding other people's code, I sometimes have
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I've noticed that when AWB is "cleaning up" a page it places stub templates last, after categories. To my mind this is incorrect. Stub templates place text into the article, so should come before categories and interwiki links which only affect the footer/sidebar. I'm quite sure this behaviour isn't
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the problem is that INTERNAL LINK WASN'T CHANGED as it should be done through "find and replace", or I should run AWB 2 times to be sure that links are fixed 'cause they could contain underscores ?? it's not normal i think ("Laser (źródło światła)" was prepared to change to "laser", this edit should
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Sometimes, it would be convenient to copy text from the "current revision" side that has been changed by automated processing and isn't in the edit box any longer. Example: I saw a typo fix suggested and it looked like the word that was going to be replaced might be correct in
British vs. American,
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2. Click download TOC 3. Click download link 4. Click green "download button" 5. Click actual ZIP file. 6. Try another mirror when it's a really new version and the mirror chosen don't work. If it were in the svn repository, it is 1. Open folder with AWB in it 2. Right-click and choose "SVN Update".
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See the end of this message for details on invoking just-in-time (JIT) debugging instead of this dialog box. ************** Exception Text ************** WikiFunctions.PageDoeNotExistException: Please make sure you are logged into
Knowledge in Internet Explorer so your watch list can be obtained
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I'm going to be a pain in the arse now and suggest that - given your (well argued) line about moving all work to the plugin and not using AWB's skip/find/replace features at all, the code which calls the plugin ought to be moved back to where it was :) i.e. AWB gets article text, sends it to plugin
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Yeah that would be a nice idea. I was planning on getting to a stable version and then slowing development a bit, as I always seem to working on some new feature or other, but I couldn't resist adding the plugin feature. Maybe when the plugin system is fully up to speed development can shift to the
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I was thinking that probably the easiest thing to do would be if each plugin makes and adds its own menu item to the plugin menu, and can then check whether it is checked or not itself. Doing it inside AWB and especially loading and saving XML settings might be a bit complicated to do in a reliable
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Is there any routine I can call to have AWB fetch and return to me another wikipedia page? e.g. I receive a talk page through
ProcessArticle(), and I want to grab the associated article and see what categories it's in and what stub templates it uses? Then I could write a killer talk-page-templating
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I was thinking that you could cast the form as the awb form and then have access to everything, but on reflection it's probably not such a good idea, and requires another reference to the awb exe. What i will do is pass more objects, such as the list maker and the webcontrol (so you can then access
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Access to the menu bar or at least a plugins submenu (would work a treat if the plugin has access to settings too). It would be very nifty if the plugin could add a tab to the set options/more options/start area, that way it could display it's settings and status and the operator can be comfortable
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My first reaction when loading up the AWB DLL in the Object
Browser was "where the hell is the plugin interface"? :) I'd recommend using namespaces. A great thing about namespaces is that they can span multiple libraries and executables, and even span programming languages. I'd put the .exe and the
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simple but i have made a plugin feature now. To use it you need to make a class library project, reference the WikiFunctions.dll file, implement the IAWBPlugin interface, add your code (the values available at the moment are the article text, title, and a referenced value indicating whether to skip
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One more request: In the
Database Scanner, in the Special Filter pop up window there is a section "Special Filter" to remove articles. Can another section be added that does the opposite and include only those articles that are in that list? If this is done one addition to the request above, most
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This has happened quite a few times to me when I'm running my bot – for some reason, at random intervals it will stop editing and try to log in again, saying at the bottom "loading page to check if we are logged in..." etc etc. However, it refuses to log back in until AWB is restarted, which can be
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I would like to request adding en:Wikiquote to the available projects. We have a severe backlog of highly repetitive maintenance and cleanup tasks on nearly 8,000 articles that would really benefit from the use of AWB. I would be happy to provide any namespace or other project information needed to
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Hacker info: .Net
Framework object System.Xml.XmlTextReader in Rule.ReadFromXml() has WhitespaceHandling set to WhitespaceHandling.None, XmlTextReader.ReadElementContentAsString() thus ignores the space. XmlTextReader must be set to WhitespaceHandling.All. I'm currently looking into how that's best
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Could it be done as an optional setting? And alphabetization is helpful in other instances with lists within articles. Perhaps if there was a feature to alphabetize a selected section? I will often copy a section, paste it into Excel and sort the list. I added a lot of categories to articles this
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Well it's done for now. I understand what your saying about categories, it raises two interesting points a. how should categories be ordered, and b. what to do about transcluded categories. The first has been thrashed out, and the conclusion reaced that alpahbetical order is not necessarily best
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Reading and writing AML settings is a possibility, actually changing the AWB settings in a definite no. Having the "HasChanged" variable would be tricky, I know things like that look easy but they are not, largely because it is fundamentally against how AWB works, i.e. if you are doing job x, then
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It's not that I'm blaming you Martin (unless you work on the MSIE team :)) but I think that a "clear cache" button which leaves several gigs of cached files in place, to the extent that a user's C drive is full and programs start crashing, is quite manifestly broken. Perhaps we'll have to agree to
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The bot is causing some images to not show up. The image is Table 1 in the section called "Frequency of Incarceration." SmackBot deletes one of the brackets at the beginning of the external link in the caption. It also deletes the 3rd bracket at the end of the caption and link. It obviously is not
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I do not know if this could be accomplished by a plug in. I really like Google toolbar spell check. If AutoWikiBrowser can invoke this, it would help a lot when cleaning up articles. Currently I have to open an article in a browser, switch to edit mode and click on the spell check button in the
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My rules zoo thing has the benefit that rules can be sorted by the user. A plugin rule would in fact be a class of rules (a new type of rules per plugin). The user could then instantiate multiple rules as needed (with differing settings). Rules can be subrules, which means they are only applied to
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We're going to need either for plugins to be turnable on/off individually and have this stored in the user XML settings, and/or for the plugins to be able to read and save their settings in the XML file. Without one or both of these multiple plugins in one DLL aren't going to be very sensible. Any
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Have the values be passed by reference. Let the plugin create the menu item object (and other objects where applicable), just have AWB check it's not an empty reference (don't throw an error, just ignore empty objects). Looks like you're sending the Plugins menu to the plugin, then creating a menu
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It's not good practice for a traditional executable/shared libraries scenario, granted, but this is kind of different. A plugin kind of latches onto the application (some folks call them "extensions" after all) so I don't think there's any great harm in having it reference the exe if that would be
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It would be handy beyond belief if the plugin had access to settings: if it got notified of changes in settings and if the plugin's settings got stored along with AWB's settings. Scenario: I have two instances of AWB running, both using my one-plugin-does-all DLL, but doing different jobs based on
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Last time I checked the guide it just said something like "at the end". Putting stubs at the very end has a number of advantages; It means the stub category is listed last (least important categories should go last), it means the stub tag is less likely to become adjoined to the preceding text (as
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It would be great if there were a page on which folks could list spelling mistakes that are frequently made, e.g. paticularly ... particularly so that AWB could regularly be used to start at the top of the list and hunt them down and change them. Of course it should only list DEFINITE errors, not
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I'm using the new version (3.0.2.1) under XP and IE for search-and-replacement purposes, but the editing window in the lower right part of the screen has become impossible to use. The text size is gigantic, so I can't see more than a fraction of a single letter at the time. I've tried reinstalling
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Inuyasha redirects to InuYasha. So, unless the redirect is going to be deleted, I would suggest to leave it. I read somewhere (I think on a page about popups fixing redirects) that it takes 10,000 clicks of a redirect link to be equevilant to the server load of fixing the redirect. If you are also
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I just noticed that articles that I use AWB on (doing a simple replace using "What links here"), the ones that are on my watchlist get removed if I edit them with AWB. Is this a recognized bug? Do I have a setting (I use default) listed on that I shouldn't? It's never happened before, but the last
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I noticed this feature in the latest version and wanted to comment on it. I edit primarily ship articles, and a feature like this would be extremely useful for me. Is there a way to configure it to do things other than reversing names? If it's not configurable I'd like to suggest that in future
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Alphabetical sorting isn't best in my opinion, sorting by relevance/priority is better. Yes, that does raise the point that transcluded maintenace categories will be first if the template is at the top of the page but c'est la vie... convention is to put those templates at the top of the page and
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Could your bot also stop being 'helpful' with categories? I am getting sick of reverting that three or four times a day. To get categories sorted alphabetically you often need to place them above templates, but your bot keeps moving them back to the bottom (which ends up giving me a mish-mashed
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Hopefully the last feature I ask for until you've had a rest :) In Initialise() could the plugin somehow get access to the options/start tabs? I'd like to add a tab which shows the status of my plugin and statistics - what it's doing, how many articles it's done/skipped/major edit/minor edit, etc
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For me clearing the cache of IE (in IE) clears "Shell:Cache\Content.IE5" (accessed by the procedure you've shown above). On a second note, AWB just uses the BrowserControl which is shared with IE. So we are rather bound to that with all the drawbacks/bugs. If you can provide a better control for
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It would probably be a good idea to think of this as an alpha feature for now. When the interface is stable and somebody (hopefully me!) has got a plugin running and doing good work, we could probably set up a plugin section where people can share their code and ask for plugins to be written. It
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Running the database scanner on my computer for the full database takes 12 minutes to search for articles containing a text string so it is certainly a very useful tool. Can the RegexTypoFix checking capability in AutoWikiBrowser be put into the Database Scanner to find articles that FIRST match
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Thanks Martin. I monitored it for the rest of the run, and what seemed to happen was that it went up to 650MB mem usage, then purged some of its cache or whatever and settled back to about 500MB. When it reached 650 again, it purged again, and so on. Still horrendously greedy, but at least it
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The WikiFunctions.dll file exposes a lot of the functionality I have made. Though rather than writing your own bot, it would probably be easier to write a method/class to do the job you want and then insert it into the existing code, it would be pretty simple to do, I do it quite often to do a
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I think from a coding point of view, that it must only be a case of having a second list box thing, and that if a change is detected, then the article name is added to the 2nd list. This list could be hidden, and then at the end of the process, this be added to the main list for the user to go
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Yes, indeed, absolutely tremendous, thanks mate. There's one slight issue (probably more of a design feature than a bug) - when selecting multiple categories and then running "Add selected to list from category" the operation gets aborted if one of the selected categories is empty. It would be
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maintainance categories (and hence templates) should go after normal categories - and I thnk this is widely supported in principle. On the other hand it is common practice to put cleanup and wikify right at the top of articles. One off the things that AWB does in its general options is to put
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I am considering adding reading and writing to the XML file to the plugin, but I fear it may be a botomless pit of bugs and problems. On another note, plugins can have a user interface as well, for example the plugin can just be a normal windows form and shows and hides itself as appropriate.
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The exe is awb specific stuff, the dll is stuff that can be shared. I decided that exposing the exe members would be asking for trouble, and certainly pretty poor OOP practice. I suppose that part of the problem is that AWB was not designed from the ground up to do certain things, i.e. accept
347:. Like "oooo, let's increase my edit count by moving whitespace on all of Knowledge." Let's increase the requirement for AWB to 1000 edits, and make them state one (just one) legitimate use they plan (that'd force them to read about AWB, which would force them to read about whitespace moves).
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I thought my plugin had a bug, because it was skipping red-link talk pages. However, in debugging mode I found nothing wrong... then noticed that when I click "Auto save" AWB then automatically checks "Skip articles when no change made", which for some reason is causing those pages to skip.
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I can't explain how annoying this is for me, I work so hard to make the software, then a small number of people just use it for such stupid things. I don't think putting lots of examples of things not to do is a good idea, as it makes it seem like everything else is ok (plus, sometimes just
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helpful :) That said, it's perfectly fine to have the application be in charge of the plugin, and for the DLL to ask the plugin what services it needs (as you've done with that new init routine) or indeed for the interface to define events that the plugin can raise when it wants something.
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If you leave AWB sitting waiting for a while, when you try to save the current article it is not uncommon for the session to expire. AWB fails to detect this, however, and moves on to the next article in the list. It would be helpful if AWB were to detect this, and allow a retry. HTH HAND
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Laser (źródło światła), so it changes "_"'s to spaces (probably the cleanup option, "apply general fixes" or "unicodify whole article", both are always set so I dont know which does this), but "Laser (źródło światła)" should be later changed to "laser" as it was primary reason of editing
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Unless I'm mistaken, in the past when I asked AWB to replace cat A with cat B, and the article was already in both A and B, it would just remove the article from A. Now it seems to just do the replace, leaving two instances of cat B. Is this a change, or am I doing something wrong?
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helpful if AWB could distinguish between an empty category and an unpopulated category, and simply ignore the latter. It's not really an error and it's a bit annoying having to cancel the make list operation and deselect the offending category, then run the operation again. Thanks. --
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when I bring up the find and replace page – I don't know what the problem is (to do with the checkboxes not showing), and it could well be me and not the actual software – any idea how to fix it? Secondly, would it be possible to make an option to turn the auto-mode (bot mode) delay
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I'm pretty good at object model design so I'll endeavour to get the source downloaded today or tommorow and see if I can help with any of this stuff. Unfortunately I don't use C# but I don't suppose it will be too hard to pick up as I can write Unix shell scripts/PHP/a little Java.
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Hmm. So do you want to say that Zeno should make a request to get a bot license, only to change the links as he said? I would say no. Let's not be overly buerocratic here. If the link is misspelled, then he can fix it without a bot license. Like any AWB user here would do too.
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the category in the list of articles to add the contents of that category to the list? Or something of the like...? It would be much easier than copy/paste, especially if you wanted the pages in all the subcategories of something with a huge amount of subcategories, such as
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I can probably handle cases 3-5 with regular expressions. The difficulty I'm having is in case 2. There's no conditional statement for the append/prepend feature, is there? I can skip articles, of course, if they contain a certain regexp, but that necessitates a second run.
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Its not a leak, the IE control is seems to cache all the pages it has visited, and as far as I can see there is no way of controlling it. That said, I have made runs of thousands of edits and memory usage never went above 150 MBs, so I don't exactly know how it is working.
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I haven't noticed a problem, but if it does does exist for some people it will only become noticed if they were doing 10s of 1000s of edits. The cache would probably clear itself after a period of time anyway, unless there is a massive flaw in how internet explorer works.
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You can't…this is deliberate, the only thing that can affect that pane is AWB itself. If it were possible to lock it down completely to avoid random clicks and stuff, that would likely be even better. What text do you want to copy that is not available from the edit box?
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and work at it. I'm not sure how popular this would be, but I like the idea =P. Perhaps then we can implement the 1000 edit thing. Knowledge needs AWB, and we need to make it easy for people to get work done with it, even if they're not the ones behind the controls.
6722:. What's more, they're hidden in Explorer even if you have it configured to show hidden files. Why they would do this I don't know - it's slightly sinister if you ask me - but, anyway, if you find that C: is gobbling up the gigs with no apparent cause this might be it.
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facilitate its addition to the project list. (I am a sysop there and have been involved in all of the project-namespace policies and practices, like page deletion and categorization, for the past 1-1/2 years.) Meanwhile, I'll take a look at MWiki-Browser. Thank you. ~
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A U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics report. The totals do not include people held in juvenile facilities. According to a 2006 OJJDP (Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention) report there were 97,000 held in juvenile facilities as of October 22, 2003. ]
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Another possibility which is really quite easy to implement - there's plenty of examples on the web - is plugins. An application publishes a public plugin interface, and then scans a plugins directory and uses reflection to look for files which support the interface.
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A U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics report. The totals do not include people held in juvenile facilities. According to a 2006 OJJDP (Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention) report there were 97,000 held in juvenile facilities as of October 22, 2003.
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and it's been working like a charm with one minor annoyance, the "clean up" option moves the {{s|disambig}} template to the bottom of the page but on pl Wiki we like to keep it on the top of the page, is there any way to switch off/customise this options? Cheers,
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All the above are quite trivial. A bit harder, but tremendously useful, would be if the AWB library file exposed any useful worker routines it has so that the plugin can tap into the power of AWB. (Maybe they're already exposed and just need to be organised into
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It might be an idea if you exposed the menu bar as a public property. No need for fancy wrappers, just expose the whole thing as the correct type (or add a Plugins menu and just expose that publically). Then plugins can add menu items and capture the events (I
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The find-and-replace is done before the general cleanup. The problem is that the way you are replacing the link does not account for underscores, if using a regular expression then "Laser\(źródłoświatła\)" would find the link whether it had underscores or not.
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that I think was detrimental to the article. I'm guessing that AWB thought it was removing redundant links when such links already existed earlier in the article. However, the links it removed were the first occurrence of these words outside of an infobox.
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Will look into that, thanks. I have a mostly-working regular expression and delegate for exploding a template and params but I haven't worked out yet how to get the named matches. Perhaps I can either call your code or get some inspiration from it :) Cheers.
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I tried to modify it a while ago. I would like new users to have to make a statement that they agree not to use AWB to just move stub tags. A popup at the start would be great too. It's just retarded, and it's pushing people's edit counts into the 10,000's.
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I've just released a version that has an option to remove images (partially using regexes), it has worked properly for me so far, but it is quite possible that there is some situation I haven't considered that it won't work in, so be careful to start with!
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Well, anyway, I've downloaded the new version and will give it a whirl asap. I'm thinking it might be easier to write a plugin for complicated tasks than it would be to get my head round the cryptic instructions for Advanced Find/Replace :) Cheers Martin!
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Hi, Would it be possible to implement a mode in AWB, that you can leave it to check articles for changes automatically, then save it into a second list that the user can go through and check the edits? (Not to make the changes - this would be 'BOT Mode')
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The reason it won't/can't be enabled for any mediawiki project is that to work properly you need to know some details about things such as namespace names etc. I suppose i could let the user enter all the details, but that isn't high on my priority list.
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While testing my bot that currently delivers newsletters, I encountered a weird thing. While prepending to an un-existing page, well, nothing gets prepended. The diff is loaded but is not saved. And of course, the option "Ignore non-existing pages" is
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I think these users signed up for AWB...and they're not sure what to do with it. I have been thinking of setting up some place, like a job fair, for work that needs AWB. Any user can go there and post their job. An AWB user can select a job, put in
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4) can erasing redundant spaces be included into general fixes ? for example into expressions like this "blblb ", " blabll", '' ddd '', ''' eee ''' etc., also multiple spaces between the words would be erased as they aren't visible if more than 1
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I wish, if it weren't likely nearly impossible, to have the changes easier to find in the little edit box. Sometimes it will change 5 things in the article, but I want to hand-revert one and then have to go searching for it. It can be a real pain on
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Upon reflection (no pun intended), saving state is OK (I'll be having to use delegates, I've discovered, so I'll be saving state anyway) so don't worry about this if you haven't changed it yet. An argument would probably be better but it's no big
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a.Initialise(listMaker1, webBrowserEdit, pluginsToolStripMenuItem, mnuTextBox); ToolStripMenuItem i = new ToolStripMenuItem(a.Name); i.Enabled = false; pluginsToolStripMenuItem.DropDownItems.Add(i);
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job for the plugin author, for AWB, or for both (probably for both), but being able to turn the plugin on and off (and save that in the settings) would be convenient. Then the same installation of AWB can be used for multiple jobs concurrently. --
6528:"comunity → community (12), regulary → regularly, autorities → authorities (2), autority → authority, belived → believed (2), colaborators → collaborators (3), condemmed → cond" then the edit summary fins out of space. Approx 32 replacements.
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Yes, removing underscores is part of the general fixes, but i don't see what the problem is, the underscores are not needed for anything, I'm not sure how this relates to the fact that you wanted to change "Laser (źródło światła)" to "laser".
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the article or not), then compile it and put the dll in the AWB folder. I'm not sure if that sounds simple, but from a users point of view it really couldn't be much easier. I'll upload an example project tomorrow that can easily be changed.
5459:. Interestingly, I didn't need to do such a thing yet again. Therefore I wasn't yet so inclined to describe everything. But you could take a look at the code. However, writing code is sometimes easier than understanding code of others :). --
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Ok, thanks for the report, will be fixed in soon to be released version. The reason for the recent run of bugs is that there have been some major internal changes, but these are mostly done now, so after the next release all should be good.
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Surely using a single shared desk would be a better idea? That way it would be much easier to see what's going on, and discuss various issues/problems to solve. It would also be easier to find for someone who wants some help with something.
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OK, cheers, I'll take a look at that. Have a think about the conditionals for append/prepend though, might do the same thing in a simpler fashion and I'm guessing would be extremely easy to code since you'd be reusing existing procedures.
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Kingbotk has had a few false positives, where I've tagged talk pages for articles deleted since I built my list. Looking at the message displayed above the edit box for new talk pages, I think AWB could very easily trap and avoid this.
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Martin, I was wondering - since you're apparently undertaking a major rewrite of AWB internals anyway - how much work would be involved in exposing AWB functionality as a library and if you'd be willing to do it? Or is it already done?
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recognizing the stacked brackets due to the combination of link and image coding ending at the same place. This is a serious problem because it is common to put a source link at the end of a sentence. Here is the correct image coding:
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I'm one happy bunny :) I especially like it how you pick up multiple plugins in one DLL. This has allowed me to define a base class, and then inherit from it. I've tested that this works. Now, to make best use of the feature could we:
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Hmm well. I'm not fixing it because it's a redirect. I'm fixing it because Inuyasha is the wrong casing. If it's left that way on pages, new users may assume that's the correct casing and will continue to use that on edits they make.
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so I need to change 200 lines in my "find and replace" window, to be sure that there are no underscores insted of spaces, I realize that probably there will be problems if the "general cleanup" was done before "find and replace"...
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item for the plugin locally, without giving the plugin a reference to that object? Instead, let theplugin supply you with a listmenuitem object, and you add it to the menu and enable it if the plugin is enabled. Then the plugin can
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Presuming that the message comes from the Mediawiki namespace somewhere and not from the PHP code directly, we can also leave a message on the Mediawiki talk page asking to be alerted of changes or of course just watchlist it :)
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Also it is possible to "shift-click" the links to fire up a new browser window…which has the unfortunate side-effect of allowing the greedy IEControl to grab the focus, about which I have been whinging unreasonably at Martin
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Something must have changed in the mediawiki software, do you know where that list of messages (e.g. "This page is protected" kind of message) is, I'm pretty sure it is in the MediaWiki namespace, but I always forget where.
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IE, because they will have the AWB skin as default. I think AWB should modify the info into something like "AutoWikiBrowser" and then for the code we can have "((self.navigator.appName).indexOf("AutoWikiBrowser"))" instead.
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Besides getting notification of start/stop/exit, could the plugin get access to txtEdit please Martin? The ContextMenuStrip isn't very useful if I can't put text into the box (or, is there a routine to call to do that?)
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I was thinking that if I could write my own bot around an AWB framework I could do such cool things as place properly parameterised WikiProject templates on article talk pages based on what categories the article is in.
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OK. They come up as ByVal in VB, but IIRC it doesn't make much difference for reference types. Nonetheless can you change it to have the plugin create the menu item and AWB just check if it's a null reference or not?
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It can end up matching too much though, and deleting text after it as well, after all the regex engine cannot tell where the image ends and the text starts, the only way to do it reliably with regexes would be to use
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Even though I am logged in using IE6, it keeps telling me to login. I do login succesfully again, and it counts down and asks again. I've ensured the .NetFramework is up to date, I did a repair on it, still no luck.
6066:, not for them to reinvent the wheel. So, if AWB has already decided to skip the article, for example, the plugin needn't be called, or the plugin can receive the article text as already processed by AWB. Thoughts?
4435:. However, in AWB, only the 60 or so that links directly to the disambig page is shown. Obviously I can just make two lists, but is there any way to make it so that both direct and redirect links can display?
1491:) and I noticed that someone went behind me and re-alphabetized all of the lists. I felt a little guilty for making him do all of that work. Thanks the program though, it makes re-categorization a bit easier. --
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I took your advice by the way and moved my "skip this article" regex into the plugin. I hardly need worry about AWB settings now, it's all blank settings except for "make from file" and an edit summary of "Bot".
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branch/tag? It it such a PITA to go thru the 3 or so pages to get the latest every time I want to use it, doubly so when when it's a new release so I have to track down which mirrors actually have the file. :( —
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to run my bot, but I'd like some way to keep it running during a vacation or the like. Obviously, it could easily be blocked (or stopped via a talk page message) if it started acting up. Here's what I propose:
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I have a weird bug with AWB when prepending information to talk pages. When I want to prepend a msg to a list of talk pages, the diff blanks the whole page with just a "Modified" word. Here is the screenshot:
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Lol. It's not reasonable to expect Martin to support, erm, "esoteric" configurations like that. If you can get it to work, great - please report back - but the official line I suspect will remain the same :)
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WhitespaceHandling saved_wh = rd.WhitespaceHandling; rd.WhitespaceHandling = WhitespaceHandling.All; r.with_ = rd.ReadElementContentAsString(); rd.WhitespaceHandling = saved_wh;
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As it would be useful for it to go through and do all the relevant checks, and then be presented with a list to work through. this would be good for when you want to leave your pc to say check 2000 articles
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I just downloaded the new version and it seems to be skipping nearly everything, without regard to any setting as far as I can tell... Anyone know what I could be doing wrong, or if this could be a bug?
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If the plugin has set a valid edit summary, have AWB not complain about empty edit summary box (but if in point above the Skip value is ignored and plugin returns an empty summary, AWB must use it's own
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Edit summary ought to be a by reference argument to ProcessArticle() I think, since there's no edit summary without an article, and having it as a seperate property forces the plugin to preserve state.
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in the text file, they don't import properly when I try to create the list. Instead, I get Jaroslav Haek and Jos Antonio Pascual, which obviously don't work. Is this a known bug, and can it be fixed?
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The automode only becomes available when it has logged in (there is a log in button on the file menu, or it does it automatically when you start editing). Also make sure you have the newest version.
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The new version seems to be enabling "add replacements to edit summary" even though I have this option disabled in the settings. It's just doing it anyway. Am I missing something or is this a bug? --
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I was looking at the C# code and I see that you call the plugins before calling AWB's code. I wonder if it might be better to call the plugin last? The idea, of course, is for the plugins to do what
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When categories have been foolishly placed in the middle of text it seems that their removal leads to extra carriage returns being inserted. If followed by spaces this can change formatting, e.g.
1656:, so svn access is not needed for that any more. Also, I would not recommend using the dev versions to actually edit with, so it is probably best to get the release version off sorceforge anyway.
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Actually that was my bad - I removed Grammer before but when I got to adding the "g" section I forgot to remove it again. It's supposed to be 100% accurate, so it shouldn't fix people's names. --
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Not really sure until I get my hands on it and start having a tinker. When will that be? (Is the code on Sourceforge the latest release version, or does get it changed every time you edit it?) --
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takes a form, a menu item and a context menu as parameters. It will be called once when the plugin loads. hhhmm, all this should be enough for someone to make a really cool disambiguation tool.
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It has to be done after the find+replace or it can cause some complications. Links aren't simplified any more than they currently are because this can often lead to some strange looking links.
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The ability to manipulate the append/prepend text using the find/replace feature and tokens -- e.g. if the talk page already contains WPBiography|living=yes, add living=yes to the prepend text)
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I see in the instructions that I can convert a list to their Talk page versions, but when I click on List in the File Menu that option isn't available. I just downloaded the software tonight
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This would be ultra complex to add on as a whole new feature, adapting the software as needed probably wouldnt be too difficult, but at the moment i am aiming for a stable bug free release.
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I spend a lot of time with the panel hidden, chugging through long lists of articles, and it would be great if I could have these available without having to reveal the panel. TIA HAND —
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Mine was a first pass. And yes, the one noted above is greedy and can get ugly fast - I highly recommend not using it. We're now getting into why parsing ML with PCREs is not easy... —
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AWB fails to recover certain items from a settings file properly. If you set up an advanced replacement with a single space in the "with" field, the space gets saved but is not loaded:
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I can't find it now – too much edits, maybe someone discovers when "find" doesn't change to "replace with" but it's only unicoded (weird chars changed to normal) or test this some way
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Can AWB's new version be released weekly, rather than every few days? I find it annoying having to download new ones all the time, of course large bugs could nessitate daily releases.-
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On the other hand, when I create a list using the "Links on page" option, the list is presented sorted alphabetically even when I haven't asked for (and don't want) it to be sorted. --
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But it should be noted that your bot has made enourmous number of edits in a relatively short period of time, for the average user doing a few 1000 edits this will never be an issue.
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Knowledge. If you are having trouble finding articles that need to be changed, and all the normal searching methods do not help, then the last resort should be scanning the database.
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the settings I've stored in the AWB XML settings file. This might be implemented by events, perhaps? However it's done ought to be fairly trivial, it's simply passing objects around.
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When "Auto tag" is enabled and AWB adds {{stub}} to an article, even if I manually delete {{stub}} in the edit window, "and added stub tag" still gets appended to the edit summary.
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This might be asking for trouble - I would think you would have a lot more conflicts this way because who knows how long it will be until you return and actually apply the change? —
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If you highlight the categories in the list and then open the context menu "Add selected to list..." and then "from category", this will get all the articles from those categories.
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I don't know where i should write, but here may be a good place, 'cause i'm using AWB ;] (if it isn't – please move it to a proper place). I'm changing " - " to " – ", and I need a
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It seems that in the latest version the font size in the textbox on the lower right is so large that it's completely impossible to use the box to make any changes to the edits... --
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I haven't changed this code for a while, possibly the problem is because the duplicate category is only removed when you have general fixes enabled. I'll have a look at it anyway.
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I found this useful, when it beeped to tell you the page was ready, and it seems to have gone? Can we have it back (or at least have the option to enable it if we want)? Thanks, —
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Shotgun effect, there's a lot of them thar ISBNs. Thanks for your hard work. Can you let me know if there's something I can scan for to spot where else this might have happened?
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the article either needs job x doing (so save it) or it doesn't (so ignore it), also, anything that is done with find+replace wuithin AWB can be done easily in the plugin anyway.
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This is on my list of things to do, but it is complicated because your regex will not work when there is a link in the image description e.g. ] of an image ]] will only match ] .
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Feh. Not your fault, of course, but the Query API doesn't give you any choice in how the list is ordered. I'll have to take it up with Yurik, I guess. Thanks for your labors! --
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OK, maybe I'm just being dense, but can someone tell me how to copy text from the "diff"/"preview" pane? If this is not currently available, is it something that can be added? --
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Is AWB able to search for “...” and replace it with „...“? The problem is that there is of course very different text between the apostrophes. Thanks in advance & greetings,
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It's a silly message really, because Mediawiki has had to look up whether the article exists or not!!! Anyway, it seems that class="new" is responsible for making the link red.
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plugins, so some things are not always done in the best possible way, but i think over all just passing a few object references to the plugins is fairly satisfactory, and safe.
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I was meaning, using it to create a list of articles that need changing, then it can reload them and check for changes again... I thought i had put that down, but it seems not!
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would be useful - People can request tasks/scans on Articles, categories and similar. If people who are interested in doing this create a desk, can we list it on the AWB Page?
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I think he can do it himself (if he wants), after all he asked nicely, which shows that he cares well. Such a task is also a good start to learn using AWB. What links here of
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I didnt mean to disable that, it's an unfortunate consequence of the major internal changes I made, i'll add it back, with an option in the preferences menu for next release.
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Any possibility of getting AWB to filter duplicate articles in a checking list? As sometimes when you add more categories, it may end up with the same article multiple times
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Unfortunately it's not a bug, it's a defensive feature, otherwise some people have a nasty habit of setting a bot loose without it on and making a series of trivial edits.
4392:(or advise, tip – how I should do this) to be sure that I'm not changing "-"'s into internal links, also need the opposite regex, to revert those possibly existing "–"'s --
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It's complicated, I remember there's a reason why I had 3 different variables, but I can't remember at the moment. Luckily this doesn't do any damage, it's just useless =D
7878:, nor do I want to go 'round the mulberry bush we've been round before - just invite new ideas. I liked your Freudean slip "at the top of the fault." <second grin: -->
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Right now in AWB you have the functionality to replace one image with another. Can you also add the ability to remove an image, and the ability to comment out an image? —
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are ignored, or at least create an option for this in settings? I'm not sure this is a very good explanation of what I mean, but hopefully it's understandable. Thanks, —
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Ok, this was my problem! I thought I knew everything about spelling, but it turns out that "humourous" is considered obsolete. To quote the OED: "The English formations,
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I wonder if somebody could help with me settings and regular expressions? (Not necessarily Martin who no doubt is very busy working on this fine piece of software :))
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I'm trying to release a new version at the moment that cleans up a few issues, but sourceforge is giving me an "internal server error", I'm sure it will work soon.
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AWB relies on IE and its settings. With my own proxy, the auth is automated (meaning pass is remembered) and I have no trouble using AWB with these settings... --
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of the work of locating articles that need attention can be done offline. This would be to some extent integrating ListComparer functionality in Database scanner
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interwiki at the end, and non-trancluded categories immediately before, so I will copy part of your comment and this reply onto the AWB talk page for discussion.
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read again, it's done after "find and replace" so in fact it wont work when matched string contains those characeters, general fixes will change to and not more
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There isn't any code to change dashes like that, and I can't reproduce a problem, are you sure you didn't have some find-and-replace settings enabled to do this?
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Don't worry about it. I'm just being lazy. ;) But what I meant is, this is the current process I need to follow: 1. Open web browser and type into my address bar
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Martin, would you be willing to add a "Open page in browser" option to the right-click context menu in the file list? It would be much appreciated, thank you. --
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The advanced find and replace does selective ignore if does/deosn't contain as well as other stuff, combined with regexes it could possibly be done using that.
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We'll see! :) I've downloaded the SVN software, once I've rebooted I'll let you know how I get on. I'm am MCP in dotnet but I get mental blocks too you know! --
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I've no idea why AWB would auto-check "Skip articles when no change made" but if there's no vital reason for doing so could you turn that off pse Martin? :) --
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It is not null when sent to the plugin, it is the already existing "plugin" menu, the plugin can then add new items and register with events as it pleases.
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On the main page, it says that AWB does not check for typos. This is now possible. Please change the description on the main page (in the first paragraph).
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You've certainly been very unluckly with bugs today Rich! I'll have this sorted (well, I'll work around the problems in the .NET HTML decoder anyway).
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MSDN docs tommorrow and see if I come up with something. I suppose I'm going to have to provide an advanced VB example too to match your C# example! --
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Have you written a plugin to do this? I imagine it would be quite easy, basically just a series of if statements with some regexes to do the business.
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a peculiarity of AWB and is documented in some guideline somewhere, so if you'd point me in the right direction I shall go argue my case! :) Cheers. --
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with the thought of then going through and changing some of them from disambig to hndis where it is appropriate to do so. I tried to make a list from
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Something along those lines might work, except the last step needs to filter out living=yes. Now the new version is out I'll run some tests. Cheers. --
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right now which has about 130 articles linking to it, about half of them are linking directly to that article but the other half are redirecting from
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Yeah, but when you rollover the links they change, and when you click a button they change. That implies you can use them. mboverload is anal. =D --
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I imagine the latter would be harder to implement, but if a future version of AWB could format HMS and USS in categories, that would be very helpful!
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Sorry, my bad. I didn't see that it moved.... BTW, can someone remind me of the limit for "too fast". I can't remember where that is documented. --
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Noramlly versions are left enabled for at least a week, there was an exception recently due to some breaking changes in the format of the typo page.
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I'm pretty sure all I did was copy/paste the text from CatScan into notepad, delete the irrelevant content, and save the file. Is that acceptable? --
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It is most likely a bug in what ever find and replace strings were used, AWB has an option to ignore articles when no replacement was made anyway.
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For there to be such a version the OS would need to support the .NET framework version 2 and have Internet Explorer. In other words, I doubt it. --
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Shouldn't attempt to substitute the unicode encoding | back into | - if someone is using that code, it's probably to avoid a syntax clash.
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has approved a couple of AWB assisted bots just for that purpose. Some of the articles were really disastrous to edit. Anyway, those are my $ .02.
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Display the plugins installed in the About Box. Details can be acquired through reflection or through mandatory properties in the plugin interface
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Then a user can have as many plugins as s/he has jobs, and automatically get the correct one loaded when loading his/her XML settings file :-) --
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Hhhhmmm, I'm not sure where this problem is coming from, as this is the only part of the program that I didnt make, I'll look into it some more.
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humour/humor etc. The list would become ever longer and would have to be subdivided every so often (eventually by first letter I imagine). -
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But that's not the best solution. Martin: I can provide an SVN patch for AWB if you want to wait (in case you haven't fixed it already :). --
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Hhhmm, the idea of supporting plugins doesn't initially fill me with joy, though I'll look into it anyway, I guess it might be interesting.
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using google wikipedia in AWB, i did some edits to some user pages. The user then asked if i could do this for them on all their userpages.
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Can we get an option to make find/replace skip wikilinks? It's sort of messing up with people who have unconventionally spelled last names.
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True, true. Thanks. My plugin is working now anyway and hopefully will go into service later today - I have a backlog to catch up on! :) --
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Yeah, it had a list of articles. When it froze, no it didn't shut down happily, the program stopped responding. Had to kill the process. --
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I guess it may be no harm to put a brake on huge AWB runs like this one, but it'd still be nice if the leak could be controlled a bit! --
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could there be an option to look inside ] to catch something in internal link and images? like there is for {{ }} in "replace special" --
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completely? The best we can do at the moment is to change it to one second, which is a bit fiddly when it comes to setting it. Thanks. —
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If my eyes do not deceive me, the new version has this feature? Now to get it downloaded and see, but if it has you are truly a saint! --
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I've already done it in VB.net, and, yes I thought it was pretty cool. It's worth it just for learning about the power of reflection :)
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Import those namespaces and the code should compile without any further changes (unless you've been using fully qualified references).
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I've had the same problem stated above with version 3.0.2.1a. In Internet Explorer after this problem occured it still was logged in.
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preferences menu to set the text box font, or reseting the settings should put it back to normal, though i'm not sure why it changed.
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For some reason this appears to inactivate the replacement, so instead of replacing the "from" text with nothing, it is just ignored.
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to non-mainspace. A lot of people really don't appreciate it. (That's not to undervalue your contributions...just please be careful).
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Yeah, there's a couple of issues, including hyperlinks in images, images in galleries, and images in infoboxes (or other templates) —
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So I click "Start the process" and the entire program freezes. Happens every time. I'm using WinXP SP2. Any ideas what's going on? --
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AWB generates a "page does not exist" error when trying to make a list from articles that link to a deleted article. See for example
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is useful but doesn't make sense when the stub tag is actually {{section stub}}. I think there are a few variants of that stub... —
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Hmm, i suppose it could/would be... This can always be renamed to account for this. Where does it want adding on the main AWB page?
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The read only fires when the XML node actually has some attributes. reset it called when the user clicks "reset" in the file menu.
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oh right, that is of course possible, but lots of people don't like categories being alphabetised, so I can't really implement it.
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I find myself notifying around a user per week to not use AWB for trivial things. I would suggest that one should make the text at
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OK, I've got the code :) By the way, I don't see why requiring a reference to the exe too would be a problem. In fact, you don't
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I was thinking about this more. I'm adding that to mine permanently... you stumble across Example.jpg every now and then... ;) —
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What are anyone's thoughts on the matter of using a skin for awb and making it publically developable? Any thoughts are welcome.
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wasn't growing forever! (I have 1GB of RAM on this PC, so the cacheing thresholds/limits may be related to available memory). --
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would be a great place to list jobs needing help, I will certainly add a few things there over the next days/weeks. Also I made
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Also, I was thinking about raising the standard in experience needed to be put on the enabled user list from 500 to 1000 edits.
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I know that - why does everyone seem to think I'm complaining?! Can't a guy indulge in a bit of gentle Microsoft bashing? :) --
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Thanks for the side shot :) Advanced Find and replace was invented for complicated template migrations, replacing hackery like
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Martin: Is there a way to put a transparent layer over the browser, and they put a tooltip there explaining not to touch it? --
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Actually this has already been suggested and I have already written part of the page, want me to implement it once I'm done? --
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I don't see a problem with changing a link in someone's comments if leaving it would result in the link being incorrect. This
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The code is always the newest, the binaries are not though, so you can either compile your own, or wait for the next release.
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Doesn't recognise piped categories (] - or at least certain variations where the piped name starts with a #), and attempts to
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Probably something that has been 'broken' during the upgrade of the internals. Thanks for reporting, Martin will let you know
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This is actually (noramlly) really easy to do now, I have added support already, I'll release the version later today. thanks
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I'm using 3.0.2.8 and I can't seem to get the timer to appear. I have tried turning it off and on again with no success. --
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hhhmm, I can only imagine that the enourmous size of the disambig category is causing some problem somewhere along the line.
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Okay well it works on my laptop but not my main computer. If anyone could tell me how to fix it, that'd be great. Thanks. --
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Heh, keep up the good work. I like the way its big internal changes, yet only a small version change on the version numbers
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Ahem. If you find out how my cryptic "rules" work, it might be possible to create plugin rules. The central class is IRule
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trouble understanding my own :) Advanced template migrations, by the way, are exactly what I'm wanting to do. For example:
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on Wikinews. I'll take a look at the stripped version in the meantime, but can this be added to the to-do list please? --
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has literally thousands of subcategories and adding their contents to the list manually one at a time is going to give me
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I have changed the manual to reflect that this is not on the list menu, and I have added a section on the list box menu.
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A patch would be great, I assumed it was to do with the whitespace handling, but I couldn't see where exactly, thanks.
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Not really possible while it is hosted at sourceforge, hopefully the frequency of releases will slow down now anyway.
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hah, hardly, i have released it now and put some instructions on the main page, it was quite fun doing it in the end.
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Conditional code for the append/prepend feature (append/prepend if contains/doesn't contain a regexp) -- probably best
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When saving and then loading settings, the Messaging append/prepend option on the "more options" tab doesn't get set.
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Just wanted to point out that the shortcut keys aren't working for me unless the cursor is in the editable text box. —
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Hi, I juse AWB on nl.wikipedia. It used to be possible to use my AWB on autonomous mode (bot-mode) on my bot-account
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I know. With there being more, im sure they can be added to an exclusion list or something? Ie it wont be impossible
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Also, what is the possibility of the next release being modified so that it can be pointed at any MediaWiki project?
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If the page contains {{BioWikiProject}} or {{BioWikiProject|.*}} but not "living=yes", add the "living=yes" parameter
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It's a bit worrying when I start subconciously trying to solve everyday problems with object orientated techniques!
2162:. Cool, my first official patch on sourceforge! Oh wait, now we are going to patch MediaWiki :)... (just kidding) --
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I think a list tasks needing AWB help is a good idea, I often think of things I need to do but don't have the time,
469:. It's not that hard, but it forces them to demonstrate that they're going to be using it for something meaningful.
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checked, as can be seen. And it works for a blank article talk page too. Obviously, it is only true for auto-mode.
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There's a small bug if a URL is embedded in a image description link where AWB messes up the brackets: for example
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AWB can't interact with the toolbar, if there was a webpage that did the spell checking then it could be possible.
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the html directly, which would resolve your problem below). What other objects would be useful? maybe the textbox.
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I think that this would be a bit too cumbersone. Decentralization, that is the way things are now, is a good thing.
6770:. This is insane! Anyrode, I hope the tip is useful to somebody, it's sure helped relieve my disk space issues. --
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It was a bit easier to use properties, but i'll change it internally so it uses a better system, and a ref value.
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shows less than 500 entries, so there is no need to bother a mister bot with cap in hand or jump through hoops at
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How about a one button "upload new version" to make re-installing a snap when an existing version is superseded?
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I know that memory leaks have been raised before, but just thought I should mention that they are still there.
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Where IMAGENAME is the name of the image. What do you think? (I know it's the ugliest regex you ever saw =) —
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The title says it all. I'd like it if my bot timing settings were retained when I reloaded the settings file.
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What about this: I have .NET farmework and IE6 instalated with Wine, mscoree.dll is also included in Mono. --
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You too huh? It's the thing I hate most about programming, just can't get the damn code out of my head! :( --
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3307:: lots of pages link to that deleted page, it should be orphaned but AWB refuses to create a list from it. --
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4590:). I'm not sure which is the bigger problem - the message or the decision to add the tag to that article. --
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Page C loads while I am in another window, then it beeps, so I go to the awb window. ctrl + s doesn't work.
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There is another instance where AWB wants to replace an American spelling with a British one. Practiced: -->
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Got the newest version, thanks. WriteXML() fires when saving settings (as expected), but ReadXML() doesn't
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Woot! I have my regular expression and delegate working now, even for messy but legal template usage like:
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Its not exactly what he meant, but I have lots of other things to consider when implementing these things.
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couple times it's removed like 20 to 30 articles all of which were ones that I had just edited with AWB ??
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It is a new bug, I improved the edit summary system and missed something, the older version is ok. thanks
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Possibly, though they are plenty of complications (limits on character count, confusing wiki syntax etc.)
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idea which you want to go for (or have you already done it? I know what you're like, super coder! :)). --
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Anyway, I'm going to have a play. This is all quite exciting and it promises to be a killer feature :) --
5163:)) has now done over 130,000 edits with AWB I guess it's inevitable I should have a few things to say :)
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I have decided to put the typos on a wiki page, which will be loaded up when that option is enabled, see
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Yes, unicodyfing should be done by bots, wherever necessary, not by people doing three edits per second.
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Actually, in this case it is fairly easy to allow an option to apply before or after the general fixes.
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HasChanged boolean byval argument to ProcessArticle(), so that the plugin doesn't tell AWB to skip when
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Clearly a somewhat rare occurrence to have two external links in an image link, but there it is. Rgds,
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As per the wikipedia policies, no it shouldn't. Please provide the evidence, or the word change. Thanks
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If you save the article into a text file, then open it up in AWB, the order of the links will be kept.
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Hence the "a human needs to check the context". A bot would get that edit wrong, a human shouldn't. --
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Hopefully I'll have it all packaged up into a nice object model ready for a test run later today :) --
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categories in the article list and have the "add selected to list from category" menu item available.
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might help free up Martin a bit too! (but only free him up to do other AWB work, of course, hehe). --
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I just noticed someone using AWB to replace a British spelling with an American one. Is this normal?
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This is a different perspective, but I feel I should express it. It is my strong opinion that nobody
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Is there a way this problem can be reproduced, as otherwise it is difficult to know why it happens.
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is an exception. The problem is, if AWB added support for that, then what about all the others, eg
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Ok, cool, sorry to be a pain :) The link I originally saw this on must have been defective anyway.
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Did you edit the text file with another program? That is the only known reason for this to happen.
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A really minor thing, and my personal preference may differ from others: could the bot timer count
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I'd agree that decentralization is cumbersome, but you've got to realize that people are using AWB
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They are being passed by reference, c# is different to vb. Only value types need the ref keyword.
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It works great for all images with no or one wikilink in the caption, and images with no captions.
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a "Start" button on the tool-bar to allow restarting after one of those strange stalling incidents
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Right click within the list, and select convert to talk pages. Come back if that doesn't work. --
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The webbrowser is locked most of the time, so clicking on links in it doesnt do anything anyway.
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Ah thanks, upgrading to the latest version did the trick! Thanks for your quick response. NielsF
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If class= parameter exists and has a value, retain it, otherwise set class=Stub and add auto=yes
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The rule says not to make insignificant minor edits, obviously. I plan on changing any links to
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lol, OK. Do any of the objects I get passed in Initialise() give me access to that checkbox? --
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Get the ability to turn on/off indivdual plugins and save this in the XML settings file, and/or
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No, even after restarting my computer, I can't use the image feature. I wonder what happened. —
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I've been experimenting, and this seems to catch all images with up to 3 links in the caption:
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Is this me or in the latest version, the edit summary does not get saved in the settings??? --
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Yeah, i made lots more big internal changes, these little things are really annoying. thanks.
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As of this post the dev version has #2 implemented in the toolbar, is that what you meant? --
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browsing (or refer to one) or a tweak to the AWB code, you are of course very welcome :-). --
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Hhhhmm, I tihnk it's fixed now, hopefully this really will be the last release for a while.
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Another feature request please Martin: ought to be extremely simple to implement and save a
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Are you sure? When I checked it, the link with spaces instead of underscores didn't work.
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The new shortcut keys don't work if you loaded the page while you were in another window.
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removes self referencing links. The user is free to do what they like with it of course.
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The ability to click the "Start the Process" button at a scheduled time on a daily basis.
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Oh, I know about that. I want to alphabetize the list of categories inside an article. --
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to fire when loading settings. Bug? Also, under what circumstances is Reset() called? --
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toolbar, go through spell check, save the article, switch back to AutoWikiBrowser. ---
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Does AWB support proxy servers that require authentication? I am behind an HTTP proxy.
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Also, could we have "access keys" for the "Preview" and "Show Changes" actions, please?
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This thing keeps labeling Transformed as misspelled, when it isn't. What's with that?--
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Can you link to what you are refering to, as it is difficult to understand otherwise.
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Incorrectly replaces underscores with spaces in in-page (anchor) links (ie, ] with ] )
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actual plugins. Time to sleep now, I bet I dream about plugins and reference values.
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Links in infobox and image captions shouldn't count as the first occurrence of a word
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Stupid me... much easier way is to just check if the "article" tab is red or not. --
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Wow, that's mighty impressive, shame the article is probably going to get deleted!
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remove that template, because {{BioWikiProject|living=yes}} is a replacement for it
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In the context menu of the list there is an option called "Convert to talk pages"
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I would like to make this skin a public AWB project to make developing it easier.
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There is a way to make it so if you try to highlight something it doesn't. using:
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Hi Martin: Here's what I discovered about your image commenting out/replacement:
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I noticed one of those edits too, and came to the same (second) conclusion. :) --
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for processing, and if plugin says skip that's the job done. What do you think?
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I'm not sure if this has been asked before, but is there a version of Mac OS X?
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As an alternative approach, I might see if I can get my plugin to load/save the
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has a discussion on removing the AutoWikiBrowser → Knowledge:AutoWikiBrowser --
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Having received no objections, I added that blurb in blue to the instructions.
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how about {disambig}? why at the end ? could this be chosen (beginning/end) ?
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5326:/me Picks himself up off floor. Are you Superman or something, Martin?! :) --
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1) can this be implemented: change from i.e. to y ? to simplify the links
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apply to automated bots of course, as a human needs to check the context. --
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This would be a massive drain on server resources, it would probably end up
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I am in the process of doing a big AWB run to tweak the succession boxes on
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10:45, 28 August 2006 (UTC) This is the same as two sections up, sorry :)
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Do you mean to say there used to be other ways to solve problems? ;-) ---
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Aha! Doh!! Sorry, I'm a dumbass today, feeling a bit under the weather. --
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Yay! Thanks Martin! Also, can I add my bot to the approved bots list at
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I would like to be able to use AWB for several repetitive tasks, such as
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When I was operating WinBot in 3.0.2.3 I was told that the unicodify in
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I'm a bit busy at the moment, probably release later today (~ 8 hours).
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Well not if they're in discussion, changing someone else's comments. —
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Nah, I'd do it for him if he wanted a bot (and my bot is an awb bot).
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Thoughts? Am I missing a should-be-obvious way to achieve my goal? --
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Oh, I just noticed the bug has already been adressed above. Sorry. --
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There is an option to alphabetise the list in the list context menu.
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If other set params exist, retain them, if they're empty remove them
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That is not an incorrect replacement, it makes no difference at all.
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Will any of the spell checkers that come up with the Google query:
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Convert_to_Talk_pages_not_available?-2006-08-24T04:52:00.000Z": -->
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Convert_to_Talk_pages_not_available?-2006-08-24T04:52:00.000Z": -->
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The reason it doesn't work for you is because you added it to your
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Probably you have "skip articles when no change made" selected? --
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Done it now, hopefully that will be the last release for a while.
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The net result would be all Living People articles would have the
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or whatever name you come up with. I'll add on my stuff later. --
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find="{{Blp}}" replacewith="{{BioWikiProject|living=yes}}" /: -->
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Click Start, click Run, type the following command and click OK:
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If living= parameter exists retain it, otherwise add empty param
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Some talk pages will have the template with no parameters at all
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I just always go back and fix it by hand. With AWB, the user is
4268:\\].*?\\].*?\\].*?\]\]|.*?\\].*?\\].*?\]\]|.*?\\].*?\]\]|.*?\]\]
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I am still in the awb window, and page D loads. ctrl + s works.
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When I use AWB on the Spanish wikipedia, and have articles like
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_User_&_Project_Prefereances-2006-08-11T19:38:00.000Z": -->
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I'm not sure I see the point. We shouldn't get sidetracked. --
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a copy of the timer on the status bar (or simply move it there)
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since most of the other edit summaries link to a WikiProject.
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For the edit summary 'stub sorting', I think it should link to
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a bit more specific when refering to trivial edits. How about:
8010:). Can anyone help and fix this, or is it not possible? NielsF
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that's not AWB's fault. It's quite simply not an AWB issue. --
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and that works (e.g. matches the whole "] of an image.]]"). --
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In that case correcting a genuine error is not insignificant.
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I've had this huge memory consumtion problem before too (: -->
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Some talk pages won't have the template, or will be redlinked
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OK, thanks. You mean I have to get the CVS working?! Gulp! --
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I've uploaded 3.0.2.2a now, hopefully it fixes these issues.
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It only replaces the first instance of a picture on the page.
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What do you mean, when re-categorising or adding a category?
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Fixing a redirect on a large scale is more of a bot job, and
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I think it should be displayed every time you start AWB =P --
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versions, it recognize and format common ship article names.
7283:(easier) ignore the plugin's Skip value if AWB made a change
3440:. I am trying to see which disambiguation pages are not in
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I have made a skin that makes awb browsing easier. It is at
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acceptable in this context (templates and links). HTH HAND —
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How add other channels to IRCMonitor (e.g. other lang's)? --
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Oh, and before anybody says, replacing it with &32; is
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Cool. I shall now have a play with that, thanks Martin. --
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any other document.write's that write to the <head: -->
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don't get cleared even if you tell IE to clear it's cache
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This is a currently redlink talk page and redlink article
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Plugins proposal and discussion moved to a new thread. --
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Ah, yes that's becuase it is in a link, I'l change that.
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Also, there brings up the problem of people who actually
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You'll be pleased with the next version then, hopefully.
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Well I am mainly talking about an automated bot anyway,
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So, I'm thinking, we need one or more of the following:
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My AOL Instant Messenger screenname is mboverloadALT. --
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The LinkFA tag was duplicated, AWB removed one of them.
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adding or removing some white space, moving a stub tag,
7405:) and am testing it, should anybody be interested :) --
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This might be worthy of a mention on the project page.
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I think I am having trouble getting a complete list of
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done. It can be fixed locally by doing something like:
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Also, this appears to be fixed in the newest release.
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Ok, I'm going to sleep. Feel free to throw one up at
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I've taken the liberty of moving the instructions to
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2442:) so the css is only used when I'm working with AWB.
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Save List to a File - Is there a load list from File?
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exactly, but it's hard to cosider them everywhere!)
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very annoying when it keeps happening. Any ideas? —
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Where can one get a more indepth guide to using AWB?
264:1000 approach, but I agree something must be done.
189:(I put my additions in blue for clarity). Comments?
5994:Use WikiFunctions.Tools.GetArticleText("Article");
5883:<!- Indent. This code doesn't seem to be right:
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7230:You like to make things complicated, I see :)) --
6452:There's nothing to see here, move along</a: -->
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7910:I added formatting to an image filename. Whoops!
7590:1) Already a feature under "Apply general fixes"
7509:blah blah.." and someone recats trees to graphs.
4668:Is there a way to include an exclusion for this?
4649:Anyone got any ideas? 10:39, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
520:edit, which will hopefully clarify a few things.
134:. In those cases, they should be categorized as
4863:mainly repair internal link but it didn't ;]) --
4586:to a 70 kb article mostly consisting of tables (
4531:You're a genious, Martin ;-). It works great! —
3572:both work, first with then without underscores.
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7903:Bolding first occurance of title in Image: name
5110:Well, SVN, but it is really not too difficult!
3522:I see what you mean now, fixed in next release.
3273:I'm still quite lost trying to use the thing..
7200:Can I run it on Linux, using Mono and Wine. --
5951:back and which I need to write from scratch :)
5593:<- reindent. I've added VB instructions to
4827:it's about this: Laser_(źródło_światła) -: -->
2529:3.0.2.1 - Sort Alphabetically doesn't work....
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7403:User:Kingbotk/Living persons biography plugin
6718:in the Temporary Internet Files folder which
1719:Feature Suggestion: Retain Auto Mode Settings
7129:/me slaps himself in the head. Thanks :-) —
6463:"please verify that a page called <i: -->
5637:that everything is going as it's intended :)
5189:Some will have it with empty parameters only
4745:, search for “(.*?)” and replace with „$ 1“
1124:Already reported multiple times. See above.
858:Perhaps this idea should be integrated with
626:wiki-links. (Unless they are red, I guess).
6450:please verify that a page called <i: -->
5730:need a seperate DLL from what I can see. --
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6414:http://www.google.com/search?q=spell+check
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4949:Convert_to_Talk_pages_not_available?": -->
4945:Convert_to_Talk_pages_not_available?": -->
4938:Convert_to_Talk_pages_not_available?": -->
3214:Just tried it in 3.0.21a and its fine....
2466:Wastes resources and clogs up watchlists.
2231:Bunched-together problem has been fixed --
1638:to me unfortunately. Thanx, keep it up! —
940:Help with settings and regular expressions
539:unhandled exception problem in IRC watcher
2590:They are presented in the order given by
7476:, so an option here would be helpful. —
2698:Would it be possible to add OrthodoxWiki
2475:OK, I'll add that to the project page. /
2452:"Avoid making insignificant minor edits"
1463:It's a shame, really. I liked that. --
7874:. I definatley don't think it's an AWP
6520:Most (Mboverload) typos in one article?
6436:Tagging talk pages of red-link articles
3456:Category:Lists of ambiguous human names
3407:I've been using AWB on the Polish Wiki
2873:, but it just added it underneath it. -
1277:It'll be fixed in the next release. --
734:After googling some bad spellings from
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6942:Is it me or is there something weird?
6620:who I think explains the symptom well
5854:Give the plugin access to the settings
4512:Downloading now...will let you know. —
2981:But, alone, it would be insignificant.
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1239:Fixed loading/saving thing in 3.0.1.9
997:Category:Unassessed biography articles
622:But still, we should not be replacing
465:Right. And bots have to go through an
169:Avoid making insignificant minor edits
161:Knowledge:AutoWikiBrowser#Rules of use
44:Do not edit the contents of this page.
7091:(Hopefully very easy) feature request
3903:I think this could be very useful. --
1665:Any chance of non-dev builds then? A
559:Error message. Select show to expand.
4930:Convert to Talk pages not available?
3242:There is an option in the file=: -->
2394:I'm liking it in both VP and AWB. —
2286:(if IE isn't your default browser):
2245:I haven't changed the timer though.
1574:Non-English characters in text files
1487:weekend (clearing some backlog from
813:Knowledge:AutoWikiBrowser/User Desks
263:I'm not so sure about the 500--: -->
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4406:AutoWikiBrowser redirect discussion
4309:Knowledge:AutoWikiBrowser/CheckPage
3656:Had it actually become logged out?
3525:It doesnt substitute that unicode.
3333:Feature Request: Scheduled Bot Mode
2972:doing other stuff like cleanup and
1531:of clicking: the ability to select
1402:Is this possible or requestable? --
1086:I've released the new version now.
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7547:Another small categorisation issue
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4687:supposed to review their changes.
3426:Problem creating list of dab pages
2206:Bug report and feature mod request
1096:Excellente monsieur! Thank you. --
514:Knowledge:AutoWikiBrowser/Projects
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7998:Autonomous mode on other projects
7185:Ok, fixed in the newest verison.
7040:Prepending to talk pages reloaded
5595:Knowledge:AutoWikiBrowser/Plugins
5381:Knowledge:AutoWikiBrowser/Plugins
3972:AWB not detecting loss of session
3752:Problem when replacing categories
2653:For example: My list of pages is
2440:nl:Gebruiker:JePeAWB/monobook.css
2057:Bug when recovering settings file
789:Knowledge:AutoWikiBrowser/Jobdesk
7501:Not if I say "blah blah look at
6683:Fixed by Martin, I believe, see
5149:Sorry, me again, but as my bot (
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1013:In the same was as RegExTypo Fix
185:, or something equally trivial.
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5673:Wicked. What's the form for? --
3627:Knowledge:AutoWikiBrowser/Typos
3232:with the same result. Regards.
2865:Bug - replacing with Uppercase
2747:Thanks! Just what I needed. —
2694:Other MediaWiki project request
2492:User & Project Prefereances
1654:Knowledge:AutoWikiBrowser/Typos
7760:Try the latest vesion. thanks
6710:Tip - Disappearing space on C:
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6670:Ok, thanks I'll look into it.
4576:I got that too, when it added
4338:Ok, I've added it now, thanks
4081:Make sure RegEx is checked. —
4027:MediaWiki:Session fail preview
3507:Other than that, it's good :)
2976:then you can fix the redirect.
18:Knowledge talk:AutoWikiBrowser
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5192:Some will have set parameters
4368:Long article with a stub tag.
3227:One more bug (editing window)
266:I think education is the key.
136:|Dunkerque, French battleship
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6856:Ooh. Interesting, thanks. --
6789:disagree on this point :) --
6729:. The best tip seems to be:
6725:It's covered in more detail
6597:06:30, 28 August 2006 (UTC)
6559:New version ignoring option?
5170:I want to add parameterised
4754:can this be useful also for
4703:are a list of exceptions. —
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1523:Making lists from categories
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7873:and AWB issue <grin: -->
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7798:Categories - for discussion
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4024:The appropriate message is
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3528:Here was the example page:
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3392:ok, fixed in next release.
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3299:What links to deleted pages
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2961:. Is that insignificant? --
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1293:I've fixed this in 3.0.1.9
1171:If not, could it be added?
926:Other lang's for IRCMonitor
575:Ok, thanks for the report.
132:French battleship Dunkerque
106:%%key%% in Add New Category
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7803:Copied from my talk page,
7505:it should be a sub cat of
7170:IOW, the bug discussed at
7098:Category:Saints by country
7059:Is it a bug or a feature?
6762:I'd call 386,156 files in
6612:Nested square brackets bug
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1995:Couple of little UI tweaks
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1398:Alphabetize category list?
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1107:Filter: Duplicate Articles
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6930:Weird bug with talk pages
6919:Fixed in newest release.
4423:What links here redirects
3778:Bug: Font size in textbox
1508:Keeps telling me to login
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741:It made me think that an
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126:should be categorized as
118:should be categorized as
7415:Small categorisation bug
5482:exists, replace it with
5145:Prepending to talk pages
4994:Typo feature description
4588:List of oldest companies
2666:I go to another window.
2663:Page B loads, ctrl + s.
2277:User:GeorgeMoney/AWB.css
1215:A couple of minor issues
995:warning and would be in
955:If the talk page has no
7781:Working. Thank you! --
7401:I have a plugin ready (
6738:Shell:Cache\Content.IE5
5494:If neither exists, add
5180:templates to talk pages
4011:MediaWiki:Protectedpage
3460:Category:Disambiguation
3452:Category:Disambiguation
2701:into the next release?
2335:Doesn't work for me. --
1783:ok, i'll add the link.
1753:'stub sorting' link to
1063:ETA on next release? --
743:User:Reedy Boy/AWB Desk
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124:USS Enterprise (CVN-65)
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6983:Woot, thanks!!! :) --
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5071:Category:Living people
4445:New Image Feature Bugs
3860:Would it be possible?
3454:and another list from
3378:File list context menu
3322:Ok, I'll change this.
2949:Is this insignificant?
1999:Please could we have:
1975:(you have to put that
949:Category:Living people
860:Knowledge:Bot requests
7483:13:00, 30 August 2006
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4045:Image feature request
3676:10:27, 16 August 2006
3651:13:34, 15 August 2006
1742:I've added this now.
1001:WikiProject Biography
971:If the page contains
42:of past discussions.
7339:the newest version.
7174:appears to be back.
6877:Thanks for the tip.
4671:As that is its name
3497:rename the category.
3042:a significant edit.
2941:18:29, 12 August '06
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2261:20:01, 10 August '06
2212:this problem happens
1584:José Antonio Pascual
1537:Category:Dead people
656:Category:British MPs
128:|Enterprise (CVN-65)
7279:has made a change;
7270:(Being looked into)
5893:trap its own events
5611:AWB.DatabaseScanner
4743:regular expressions
4163:grouping constructs
4079:<!-- $ 1 --: -->
4007:Special:Allmessages
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2905:The 'beeping' sound
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7397:Plugins in testing
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4770:probably bug
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4366:The warning
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4362:Stub warning
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4030:. HTH HAND —
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7594:Harryboyles
7575:new feature
7555:. Regards,
7421:[[:Category
7152:Unicode bug
6618:Timeshifter
6466:</i: -->
6453:</i: -->
5499:WPBiography
5487:WPBiography
5254:edit by AWB
5175:WPBiography
5064:WPBiography
5002:Harryboyles
4741:Yes, using
4707:RevRagnarok
4693:FILE_ID.DIZ
4592:Scott Davis
4374:RevRagnarok
4241:RevRagnarok
4098:RevRagnarok
4085:RevRagnarok
3883:RevRagnarok
3741:Zeno McDohl
3732:Zeno McDohl
3713:Zeno McDohl
3692:Harryboyles
3258:Valentinian
3234:Valentinian
3002:Zeno McDohl
2987:GeorgeMoney
2963:Zeno McDohl
2681:GeorgeMoney
2533:Any ideas?
2425:GeorgeMoney
2398:RevRagnarok
2381:GeorgeMoney
2359:GeorgeMoney
2326:RevRagnarok
2309:GeorgeMoney
1982:GeorgeMoney
1854:RevRagnarok
1702:RevRagnarok
1674:RevRagnarok
1642:RevRagnarok
1250:Transformed
1204:Ah! Thanks
880:should ever
778:I would :D
647:Memory leak
547:Pegasus1138
36:This is an
7986:31 August
7981:Farmbrough
7953:31 August
7948:Farmbrough
7921:31 August
7916:Farmbrough
7889:31 August
7884:Farmbrough
7851:31 August
7846:Farmbrough
7837:in general
7814:31 August
7809:Farmbrough
7566:30 August
7561:Farmbrough
7520:30 August
7515:Farmbrough
6888:31 August
6883:Farmbrough
6698:31 August
6693:Farmbrough
6685:#small bug
6661:28 August
6656:Farmbrough
6539:27 August
6534:Farmbrough
5166:Scenario:
4727:“question”
4073:... Find:
3707:Won't run?
3639:Weird bug?
3285:mboverload
2707:Thanks! —
2655:a, b, c, d
2410:mboverload
2337:mboverload
2233:mboverload
2032:mboverload
1894:mboverload
1870:mboverload
1633:SVN access
1617:Spangineer
1589:Spangineer
1337:humoursome
1333:humourless
1279:mboverload
1229:Cheers. --
1184:Text File
793:mboverload
762:mboverload
630:Alphachimp
610:mboverload
594:Alphachimp
473:Alphachimp
380:Alphachimp
345:like a bot
276:mboverload
223:Alphachimp
206:mboverload
147:TomTheHand
140:|Dunkerque
138:or simply
98:Archive 15
90:Archive 11
85:Archive 10
7869:It's not
7783:Galaxiaad
7745:Galaxiaad
7722:Galaxiaad
7553:this edit
7162:WinHunter
7158:this edit
6898:small bug
6768:gigabytes
6595:pl:gregul
6524:Possibly
6501:Geoking66
5969:bot :) --
4929:List: -->
4906:pl:gregul
4865:pl:gregul
4831:pl:gregul
4808:pl:gregul
4718:Reedy Boy
4675:Reedy Boy
4568:Pascal666
4437:Metros232
4394:pl:gregul
4077:Replace:
3896:Reedy Boy
3871:Reedy Boy
3570:this link
3566:this link
3216:Reedy Boy
3203:Reedy Boy
2782:archiving
2676:The end.
2613:Russ Blau
2592:Query API
2572:Russ Blau
2560:Reedy Boy
2540:Reedy Boy
2514:Reedy Boy
2375:Thoughts?
2210:Firstly,
1621:(háblame)
1593:(háblame)
1320:Reedy Boy
1206:Reedy Boy
1175:Reedy Boy
1168:As Above
1116:Reedy Boy
1045:K1Bond007
1021:Reedy Boy
851:Reedy Boy
816:Reedy Boy
780:Reedy Boy
752:Reedy Boy
730:AWB Desks
180:bad links
79:Archive 9
73:Archive 8
68:Archive 7
60:Archive 5
8049:kingboyk
7940:Linear B
7862:kingboyk
7825:order).
7732:kingboyk
7702:kingboyk
7693:kingboyk
7674:kingboyk
7530:kingboyk
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7389:kingboyk
7372:kingboyk
7354:kingboyk
7330:kingboyk
7313:kingboyk
7293:kingboyk
7287:summary)
7250:kingboyk
7062:Thanks,
6945:Thanks,
6937:(clicky)
6858:kingboyk
6812:kingboyk
6791:kingboyk
6772:kingboyk
6764:just one
6744:kingboyk
6616:I quote
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5522:kingboyk
5429:kingboyk
5328:kingboyk
5289:kingboyk
5250:reverted
5233:kingboyk
5213:kingboyk
5161:contribs
5151:Kingbotk
5137:kingboyk
5121:kingboyk
5095:kingboyk
5075:kingboyk
5019:kingboyk
4959:kingboyk
4689:mod_perl
4663:mod perl
4659:mod_perl
4132:Fritz S.
3905:Fritz S.
3864:through
3830:Fritz S.
3799:Fritz S.
3784:Fritz S.
3759:Kbdank71
3435:disambig
3403:disambig
3384:kingboyk
3150:Inuyasha
2959:InuYasha
2955:Inuyasha
2894:Ravedave
2875:Ravedave
2846:Ravedave
2729:download
2187:Thanks!
1767:~ Amalas
1695:w WP:AWB
1565:kingboyk
1555:kingboyk
1545:kingboyk
1533:multiple
1465:Kbdank71
1366:kingboyk
1357:Ardric47
1349:humorous
1345:humorist
1329:humoured
1310:Ardric47
1304:Spelling
1256:KojiDude
1231:kingboyk
1098:kingboyk
1065:kingboyk
1030:kingboyk
1005:kingboyk
902:Shortcut
865:xaosflux
703:xaosflux
271:Accepted
171:such as
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7876:problem
7571:(GMT).
7525:(GMT).
7479:FireFox
7461:doesn't
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