Monday, April 04, 2011 at 1:06 AM.

radio2Suite.publish

on publish (adruser, adrfeed) {
	<<Changes
		<<3/6/11; 12:46:06 PM by DW
			<<Do the shortcut in a thread, don't want to wait for the result. Like fast display of home page.
		<<3/5/11; 12:59:30 PM by DW
			<<If pref is enabled, directly call River2 to read the feed. Don't wait for it to get rssCloud notification or to poll.
		<<3/1/11; 4:28:13 PM by DW
			<<Added test code at the bottom of the script.
		<<3/1/11; 8:38:43 AM by DW
			<<Add code to build the HTML archive.
		<<2/22/11; 9:40:01 PM by DW
			<<Add a second call to buildRss to output the archived version containing the posts for the day.
		<<2/17/11; 10:51:19 AM by DW
			<<Ping the cloud in a new thread so it doesn't screw up the time on the logs, which should just reflect the time it took to build the feed.
		<<2/15/11; 3:30:43 PM by DW
			<<It's possible for feedUrl to be not-defined.
		<<1/11/11; 12:28:25 PM by DW
			<<Added logging.
		<<12/25/10; 1:59:37 PM by DW
			<<Created. 
	local (adrdata = radio2suite.init (), startticks = clock.ticks (), now = clock.now ());
	radio2Suite.buildRss (adruser, adrfeed);
	bundle { //shortcut notify River2 feed updated -- 3/5/11 by DW
		if adrdata^.prefs.flRiver2ReadFeedAfterPublish { //cause River2 to immediately read the feed
			<<local (st = clock.ticks ())
			river2Suite.rpcHandlers.feedUpdated (adrfeed^.stats.feedUrl)}};
			<<scratchpad.pubticks = clock.ticks () - st
	thread.callscript (@radio2Suite.publishThread, {adruser, adrfeed});
	if defined (adrfeed^.stats.feedUrl) { //2/15/11 by DW
		bundle { //log the publish event
			local (s = "Published " + nameof (adruser^) + "'s <a href=\"" + adrfeed^.stats.feedUrl + "\">" + nameof (adrfeed^) + "</a> feed.");
			log2.add (radio2Suite.data.strings.logname, "Publish", s, startticks)}}};
bundle { //test code
	publish (@config.radio2.users.dave, @config.radio2.users.dave.feeds.["linkblog.xml"])}



This listing is for code that runs in the OPML Editor environment. I created these listings because I wanted the search engines to index it, so that when I want to look up something in my codebase I don't have to use the much slower search functionality in my object database. Dave Winer.