[wp-trac] Re: [WordPress Trac] #2433: Provide some API for WP_Rewrite

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#2433: Provide some API for WP_Rewrite
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       Id:  2433            |      Status:  new                     
Component:  Administration  |    Modified:  Mon Mar 13 02:22:15 2006
 Severity:  normal          |   Milestone:  2.1                     
 Priority:  normal          |     Version:  2.0.1                   
    Owner:  anonymous       |    Reporter:  davidhouse              
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Comment (by majelbstoat):

 The improvements here seem great - good work!  Couple of questions though:

 Is there a clean way to add a regex endpoint that can have multiple
 possibilities?

 Like /(en|fr|de|ja)/ being handled.  As I can see it,
 add_endpoint('/(en|fr|de|ja)/', EP_ALL) would add that regex to the end of
 each url, but then adds a query var of the same regex.  I'd want it to add
 a query_var of 'language' I'm looking for something like
 add_rewrite_tag($tag, $pattern, $query) but for endpoints, like:

 add_endpoint($pattern, $places, $query='') instead of just
 add_endpoint($name, $places)

 then:

 add_endpoint_pattern('(en|fr|de|ja)', EP_ALL, 'language');

 That shouldn't be too hard to implement should it?  If $query is
 specified, use that as the query_var.  If it remains empty, just use the
 pattern as now.

 Also, what if I wanted to add an endpoint after another endpoint?  Am I
 still looking at using the rewrite_rules_array() filter?

 Finally, what does add_query_var() actually do?  It adds to an array
 public_query_vars, but I can't find where that is being used?

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