> so I try the viki script, which works fine > [...] > What I don't like with viki is the inability to make a real wiki > editable with a browser from the files, and vice-versa.
IMHO you have 3 options: #1 Put all text files on a shared folder both you and your director/ supervisor have access to and edit them with vim. In this scenario, viki (or a similar plugin) would be ok. #2 Use a plain text server-based wiki like dokuwiki. You could then sync the plain text files on the server with your local copies but still be able to edit them via a browser. There are a few dokuwiki plugins around that convert dokuwiki markup to something else. #3 Use a web-based wiki only. If you use firefox, you could use extensions like ViewSourceWith to edit the file with vim -- and use an appropriate syntax style. > and after that, I write a paper using latex, and need to cite the > different that I read (I use latex + bibtex for this). If you use viki, you could also use the deplate converter which converts viki markup to html/latex/dokbook etc. and is capable of handling citations via bibtex, footnotes etc. For math, you could still use embedded latex markup. > - Do you know some guide to organize your work I personally use option #1. I use custom bibtex fields to link to the summaries writting in viki markup and to the pdf documents etc. -- those fields are ignored by the usual bibtex styles. VikiMinorMode makes those links clickable. I search the bibtex file for appropriate keywords etc. The summaries are collected in a directory (the filename is the bibtex key) so that they can be easily searched with grep etc. I don't use the web-browser to edit those files. Usually I carry around some device (laptop, netbook, handheld etc.) that contains all those files. I use unison to sync all those text files between different computers/devices. Disclosure of interests: I'm the author of viki & deplate. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
