wiki links should only work on word boundary -- not middle of word.

[Vivek Khera <vivek@…>]

I needed to put this string into a wiki: 8FjBpOmy

The wiki link started in the middle of the word, which seems odd to me. I think wikiwords should match word boundaries only. I had to put the escape character in the middle of the string to prevent it from being linkified; it did not work to put it at the start of the word to prevent making it a link.

[anonymous]

Another note: I think words like FastCGI should be wiki links automatically, too. Just because it has more than one cap in a row shouldn't disqualifiy it.

[Christian Boos]

(About the previous note) The InterTrac branch introduced the possibility to have alternate WikiPageNames syntax.

In the TracIni, the following setup:

[disabled_components]
trac.wiki.api.StandardWikiPageNames = yes
trac.wiki.api.FlexibleWikiPageNames = no

would activate another naming scheme (which would recognize FastCGI as a Wiki page name).

Back to the original subject, I quite agree, Wiki words shouldn't begin in the middle of text.

The regexp should be

r"!?(^|(?<=[^\w/]))[A-Z][a-z]+...`
             **

(\w instead of [A-Z][a-z])

[Christian Boos]

Implemented slightly differently in r2134