Manual:Hooks/LanguageGetMagic
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This deprecated feature should no longer be used, but is still available for reasons of backwards compatibility. This feature was deprecated in version 1.16. |
LanguageGetMagic | |
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Available from version 1.6.0 Use this to define synonyms of magic words depending of the language. |
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Define function: |
public static function onLanguageGetMagic( array &$magicWords, $langCode ) { ... } |
Attach hook: |
$wgHooks['LanguageGetMagic'][] = 'MyExtensionHooks::onLanguageGetMagic'; |
Called from: | File(s): Language.php |
For more information about attaching hooks, see Manual:Hooks.
For examples of extensions using this hook, see Category:LanguageGetMagic extensions.
See Magic Words for current implementations.
LanguageGetMagic was an event for which a hook was available. Correspondingly it is an index of the array $wgHooks. The array value is an array of function names. To add a function name, a parser function extension can use a statement like:
$wgHooks['LanguageGetMagic'][] = "function_defining_magic_words";
These functions provide for each parser function, optionally depending on $Langcode, a list of names that can be used in the wikitext for the parser function, and whether these names are case-sensitive (0=no, 1=yes):
$magicWords['magic_word_ID'] = array( case_sensitivity_code, comma-separated_list_of_magic_words );
Thus in the simplest case it defines a single name for a single function, independent of language:
function ''function_defining_magic_words''( &$magicWords, $langCode ) { $magicWords['magic_word_id'] = array( 0, 'function_name_in_wikitext' ); return true; // unless we return true, other parser function extensions won't get loaded. }
Function setFunctionHook in Parser.php fills array mFunctionSynonyms with magic word IDs for all synonyms in the applicable language of all functions:
$this->mFunctionSynonyms[$sensitive][$syn] = $id;
and uses this in function braceSubstitution to convert a function synonym to a function ID.
In MediaWiki 1.6.x[edit | edit source]
Prior to MW 1.7, there was only one argument, which contained the array of magic words for the current language.