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Allow these merged engines/quteromarks rules to be declared with or without the empty {} replacement braces, such that
{}
Using this rule would generate the equivalent of a search engine, because it makes use of the empty pair of curly braces:
[[quterofi_rules]] qr_template = "github_repos" qr_alias = "gh.{alias}" qr_url = "https://github.com/search?q=repo%3A{user}%2F{repo}+{}&type=issues"
Using this rule would generate the equivalent of a quickmark/quteromark, since there is no empty pair of curly brances on the url
[[quterofi_rules]] qr_template = "github_repos" qr_alias = "gh.{alias}" qr_url = "https://github.com/{user}/{repo}"
Also consider extending engines to allow any arbitrary number of arguments using placeholders with numbered indexes ({0}, {1}, etc)
{0}
{1}
[[quterofi_rules]] qr_template = "some_template_name" qr_alias = "some.{alias}" qr_url = "https://www.something.com/making_use_of_{1}_and_also_of_{0}_and_of_{1}_again"
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Allow these merged engines/quteromarks rules to be declared with or without the empty
{}
replacement braces, such thatUsing this rule would generate the equivalent of a search engine, because it makes use of the empty pair of curly braces:
Using this rule would generate the equivalent of a quickmark/quteromark, since there is no empty pair of curly brances on the url
Also consider extending engines to allow any arbitrary number of arguments using placeholders with numbered indexes (
{0}
,{1}
, etc)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: