Den 30. okt. 2009 kl. 06.43 skrev David Crossley:
Sjur Moshagen wrote:
skrev David Crossley:
Sjur Moshagen wrote:
General note:
This is an excellent example of the flexibility and usefulness of
Forrest. We (a project team geographically distributed) have
regular
meetings using voicechat software + a collaborative editor (usually
SubEthaEdit because we are on Macs, but Gobby will do fine), we
write
in jspwiki format, ie structured, plain text (the KISS principle),
which is transformed by Forrest to online meeting memos (pdf, html)
and task lists in iCal format using the plugin described above.
This is very interesting. Thanks so much for sharing a
situation for how you use Forrest. That should encourage.
:)
Many thanks for adding the initial iCal output plugin Sjur.
:)
I had a quick look and it works for me.
Nice to hear.
I did a few minor tweaks and house-keeping stuff.
I saw that, thanks a lot for cleaning the bits I didn't notice.
There are some strange unreadable characters next to links
in the *.jspwiki sample files.
Those are UTF-8 encoded non-breaking spaces (NBSP). The wiki parser
has some interesting whitespace processing - in some cases spaces are
inserted where there were none in the source (e.g. around boldface or
italic), in some cases spaces are removed, like after URL's, which
makes the following text run into the URL. NBSP is treated as a
regular character, and isn't touched, making the final output look
like intended.
We use only UTF-8, so I had forgotten to change it to Latin-1. It is
changed now.
I know the NBSP trick is really a hack, but I haven't had time to dig
into the wiki parser code. I'm not sure the present behaviour is
easily fixed.
By the way, this new proposal at Apache Incubator might
be of interest.
[PROPOSAL] Apache OpenMeetings incubator for Web Conferencing
http://markmail.org/message/aahmijcb5dsjlxiv
Thanks for the pointer.
Best,
Sjur
