def _link_tree(links, notebook, path):
# Convert a list of links (of any type) into a parsetree
#~ print 'LINKS: ', links
#~ print 'NOTEBOOK and PATH:', notebook, path
builder = TreeBuilder()
builder.start('zim-tree')
for i in range(len(links)):
if i > 0:
builder.data(' ')
link = links[i]
type = link_type(link)
isimage = False
if type == 'file':
try:
file = File(link)
isimage = file.isimage()
except:
pass
logger.debug('Pasting link: %s (type: %s, isimage: %s)', link, type, isimage)
if isimage:
src = notebook.relative_filepath(file, path) or file.uri
builder.start('img', {'src': src})
builder.end('img')
elif link.startswith('@'):
# FIXME - is this ever used ??
builder.start('tag', {'name': links[i][1:]})
builder.data(links[i])
builder.end('tag')
else:
if type == 'page':
href = Path(notebook.cleanup_pathname(link)) # Assume links are always absolute
link = notebook.relative_link(path, href) or link
elif type == 'file':
file = File(link) # Assume links are always URIs
link = notebook.relative_filepath(file, path) or file.uri
builder.start('link', {'href': link})
builder.data(link)
builder.end('link')
builder.end('zim-tree')
tree = ParseTree(builder.close())
tree.resolve_images(notebook, path)
tree.decode_urls()
return tree
