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module ForumRedCloth4
def self.included(base)
# base.extend ClassMethods
base.class_eval do
def to_html_with_smilies(*rules)
rules.push(:smilies) unless rules.include?(:smilies)
to_html_without_smilies(*rules)
end
alias_method_chain :to_html, :smilies unless self.instance_methods.include?("to_html_without_smilies")
end
end
def smilies(text)
emoticons = {
':)' => 'happy',
':|' => 'neutral',
':(' => 'sad',
':D' => 'grin',
':O' => 'surprised',
';)' => 'wink',
'}:)' => 'devil',
':P' => 'tongue',
':[' => 'mad',
'8|' => 'shocked',
':@' => 'lol',
'B]' => 'cool'
}
# old syntax carried over from vanilla
text.gsub!(/\:(angry|smile|bigsmile|confused|cool|cry|devil|neutral|sad|shamed|shocked|surprised|tongue|wink)\:/) do |w|
%{<img src="/images/emoticons/#{$1}.gif" alt="(#{$1})" title="#{$1}" class="smiley" />}
end
# these are generally put in by the punymce toolbar, so we use their nasty but effective combination of blank image with sprite background
text.gsub!(/(\}\:\)|\:\)|\:\||\:\(|\:D|\:O|\;\)|\:P|\:\@|8\||\:\[|B\])/) do |w|
%{<img src="/images/furniture/blank.png" class="emoticon #{emoticons[w]}" />};
end
end
end
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