Zwiki allows the use of a number of different markup systems, including
reStructured Text, Structured Text, MoinMoin, etc. You can choose what
you want to use for each page with a pull-down menu.
I did try using the plugin method in Trac, and it works, sort-of.
(reStructured Text is one of the plugin markup systems already.) Just
was hoping there was an easier/better way to not have to put the
{{{#!rst stuff at the top and to set a default to a different one.
And, using that method, it doesn't appear that any text is treated as
wiki links. I have tried a number of ways to format that and nothing
seems to end up as a link. So, this text just gets formated correctly,
but this:
{{{
#!rst
This Is Interesting
-------------------
- Item one.
- ItemTwo
- [Item Three]
Just ends up looking like this (no links):
This Is Interesting
* Item one.
* ItemTwo
* [Item Three]
Sounds like it would have to be a project of mine to get something like
this going, so I'll have to see if I end up wanting it that bad.
-Sim
Jason Winnebeck wrote:
> You can probably emulate this even in the current trac by implementing
> it as a macro/plugin. I don't know zwiki, but if it's in python and
> written in a well-modularized fashion, then even today without modifying
> Trac you should be able to do something like:
>
> {{{
> #!zwiki
> content
> }}}
>
> Then the zwiki macro would take the content fed into it and pass it
> through the zwiki rendering engine to convert that to HTML and return
> it.
>
> Jason
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 7:18 PM
> To: Trac Users
> Subject: [Trac] Re: Using a different wiki
>
>
> I think this is what I would like to see. We use Zwiki here already,
> so I am not keen on having to switch back and forth between wiki
> flavors. I am just now getting used to reStructured text only to find
> out that Trac uses a completely different one.
>
> What I would to see is a default flavor that is configurable and then
> maybe a way to change that on a page by page basis. Then it would be
> possible for the Trac default documents to continue in their current
> form and sites or projects to have their on default flavor. Of
> course, I am not sure this is very easy. It seems like some of it is
> in place since you can switch to other wiki flavors in the pages
> themselves.
>
> >
>
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