Hello, On 04/03/2010 09:38, Aurélio Jargas wrote: >>> And let's beatdown that markdown ;) >> >> In real life markdown is already beaten by the extra features of txt2tags >> (pre/postproc) and by a better and more logical syntax, but unfortunately >> markdown is much more popular than txt2tags. Maybe it's because it's only >> using php and is therefore more accessible for web usage? > > Command line is not for everyone, so I guess this is a huge negative > point of txt2tags for some. Yes we have a minimalist GUI and a web > interface, but they're not very useful in the real world, were you > have to convert multiple files. But for those who knows what to do in > the console, a guess txt2tags is a handy tool. I never looked for the > mainstream and txt2tags doesn't have appeal to the masses, starting by > its ugly name :) > Well, one of quite mainstream objectives could be to have txt2tags syntax enabled in most wikis. I am pretty sure people would love not to have to learn a new wiki syntax for each new wiki. But that means having a pure php implementation. Anyone here knowing php?
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