Monday, November 08, 2010 at 12:00 AM.

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scripting2Suite.server.getPlainStoryText

on getPlainStoryText (adrstory, indentlevel, adrglossary) {
	<<Changes
		<<7/8/10; 7:50:24 AM by DW
			<<Do glossary substitution here. Add adrglossary as a parameter.
		<<6/28/10; 6:34:34 AM by DW
			<<For link-blogging, if an outline node is a link, add the blue-arrow pointing to what it's linking at, so it shows up in the feed for the whole blog.
		<<6/9/10; 4:24:03 AM by DW
			<<Just the story text, with paragraphs, no CSS, no title, no expand-collapse.
			<<This is the text we use for the RSS <description> element.
	local (htmltext = "\r", adr);
	local (adrsummit = scripting2Suite.server.getStorySummit (adrstory));
	on add (s) {
		htmltext = htmltext + string.filledstring ("\t", indentlevel) + s + "\r\n"};
	on decode (s) {
		return (xml.entitydecode (s, true))};
	for adr in adrsummit {
		if nameof (adr^) endswith "outline" {
			add ("<p>" + decode (xml.getattributevalue (adr, "text")) + scripting2Suite.server.getLinkHtml (adr) + "</p>")}};
	<<htmltext = string.mid (htmltext, 1, sizeof (htmltext) - 2) //get the last \r\n off
	htmltext = scripting2Suite.server.glossarySubstitution (adrglossary, htmltext);
	htmltext = scripting2Suite.server.glossarySubstitution (@scripting2Suite.data.systemGlossary, htmltext);
	return (htmltext)};
bundle { //test code
	local (adrstory = @config.scripting2.server.users.davewiner.calendar.["2010"].["05"].["12"].["03059"]);
	webbrowser.displaytext (getPlainStoryText (adrstory))}

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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.