Joerg F. Wittenberger wrote:
c) Therefore I'd always recomment to *store* some strictly checked
format, while serializing to the fashion-of-the-day, human readably
syntax in the very moment of delivery for edit/display.
I agree. The hard part there is the conversion from edit-mode to strict.
I run a medium-size counter-culture wiki (+ 10000 nodes) that grew out
of a UseMod-fork and I want to change the syntax drastically (perhaps
offering a choice between some future homegrown superset of Textile, and
a souped-up Xinha). I need to (this is on my someday-maybe-list) figure
out a way to *strictly* parse it. Not easy considering the amount of
abuses of syntax people have put in over the years. (Using our h2-syntax
to center images is one of the worst examples, but there are others,
less extreme.)
I do agree, though.
Sunnan
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