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I don't think it's stored in way you can find out..

For example on my dev wiki, it seems they are returned in alphabetical order

      <page pageid="1" ns="0" title="Main Page">
        <images>
          <im ns="6" title="File:Blah.png" />
          <im ns="6" title="File:Sommeimagge.png" />




mysql> select * from mw_imagelinks;
+---------+------------------------------------------------+
| il_from | il_to                                          |
+---------+------------------------------------------------+
|       1 | Blah.png                                       |
|       1 | Sommeimagge.png                                |



You'd probably have to regex scrape the page text...

>You'd probably have to regex scrape the page text...

Doing ?action=parse and looking at the image links output might be in order of appearance in page (since the results come the parse).

Most js tools that do this (for example [[n:WN:ML]] just regex scape it as far as I know.

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I do not think there is a compelling reason to go to the trouble of storing this in the db and providing specific mechanisms in the api to extract it.

How can I retrieve the source text without JS in an extension and without the API?

Construct a new Revision object, and look at the getText functions.

Cheers!
$rev = Revision::newFromTitle( $title );
$text = $rev->getText();