Mediawiki 如何通过WikipediaAPI获取特定部分的文本
我只想从维基百科页面中提取一个特定的设置： 例如： 我想从维基百科文章“房子”的“部分”中提取文本 由此产生的案文将是：Mediawiki 如何通过WikipediaAPI获取特定部分的文本,mediawiki,wikipedia,wikipedia-api,Mediawiki,Wikipedia,Wikipedia Api,我只想从维基百科页面中提取一个特定的设置： 例如： 我想从维基百科文章“房子”的“部分”中提取文本 由此产生的案文将是： Many houses have several large rooms ..... sections of the home (including in more recent eras a garage). 我们可以从如下文章中获取孔文本： 但是如何获取特定部分的文本呢？您是否需要将wikitext或解析器生成的HTML转换为纯文本 下面的示例为您提供了“布局
Many houses have several large rooms ..... sections of the home (including in more recent eras a garage).
但是如何获取特定部分的文本呢？您是否需要将wikitext或解析器生成的HTML转换为纯文本 下面的示例为您提供了“布局”部分（本文的第三部分，您也可以使用任何其他部分ID） 要检索特定节的已解析html时，应使用解析api： 或者，作为沙箱外部的API请求： 如果您想拥有特定部分的wikitext，只需使用wikitext道具而不是文本道具： 为了知道哪个节有什么索引，您可以使用“节”属性查询此信息，而不需要任何节索引： 因此，作为仅使用API检索布局节文本的完整示例，您可以：
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“*”：“===布局==\n[[文件：Gingerbread House Essex CT.jpg | thumb |早期[[维多利亚式建筑|维多利亚式]]\“Gingerbread House\”的一个例子，位于美国[[康涅狄格州]]，建于1855年]\n\n实际上，[[建筑师]的房屋设计[[房间]]是为了满足将要住在房子里的人的需要。[[风水]，最初是一个建筑设计师[[China | Chinese]]根据雨水和微气候等因素搬家的方法，最近扩大了其范围，以解决室内空间的设计问题，以促进对居住在房子内的人产生和谐的影响，尽管没有实际效果。风水也可以指“光环”\“在住宅内或住宅周围，使其与[[房地产|房地产]]销售概念的“室内外流动”\n\n美国住宅的[[平方英尺]]报告了“生活空间”的面积，不包括车库和其他非生活空间。“平方米”欧洲的房屋图显示了房屋周围墙壁的面积，因此包括任何附属车库和非生活空间。{引用书籍|标题=土地管理：挑战和战略（第一版）| last=Iyyer | First=Chaitanya | publisher=Global India Publications Pvt Ltd | year=2009 | isbn=978-9380228488 |位置=|页码=}{{需要引证|日期=2007年2月}构成房屋的楼层数或楼层数会影响房屋的平方英尺。”
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