Introduction

This page experiments with TWiki support for inlining content into wiki pages. This capability is useful for adding file listing and generated tables.

The main tool for inlining content is the INCLUDE command.

Test1 - INCLUDE Plain Text

INCLUDE a plain text attachment named sample.txt

• sample.txt: sample plain text file to test inlining

BEGIN INCLUDE This is a sample plain text file. This is line 2. End of file.

END INCLUDE

Note that the text content of the sample file flowed. Next try the verbatim style.

Test 2 - INCLUDE Plain Text in Verbatim Style

BEGIN INCLUDE

%INCLUDE{"%ATTACHURL%/sample.txt"}%

END INCLUDE

Note that the Verbatim style suppressed the execution of the INCLUDE command.

Test 3 - INCLUDE Plain Text - Raw Option

This is a sample plain text file. This is line 2. End of file.

END INCLUDE

Test 4 - INCLUDE Plain Text - Literal Option

This is a sample plain text file. This is line 2. End of file.

END INCLUDE

Test 5 - INCLUDE RDF File

INCLUDE a RDF attachment named sample.rdf

• sample.rdf: sample rdf text file

BEGIN INCLUDE

EMS 1.0 Service Prototype

END INCLUDE

BEGIN INCLUDE raw on

<rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#" xmlns:dcterms="http://purl.org/dc/terms/" xmlns:oslc="http://open-services.net/ns/core#" xmlns:xhtml="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">

EMS 1.0 Service Prototype

END INCLUDE

BEGIN INCLUDE literal on EMS 1.0 Service Prototype

END INCLUDE

BEGIN INCLUDE both on EMS 1.0 Service Prototype

END INCLUDE