Stephan,
Can you extend your twiki2html to make it twiki2xml? If so this could be a great
idea, if the content creators like using the Wiki interface for creating content.
Does TWiki satisfy all the requirements presented in the earlier emails?
Joel Lawhead:
The simple markup language used by developers only needs to support:
Headings, sub-headings, code-blocks (html, python, psp syntax), and
probably hyperlinks (did I miss anything?).
Thanks,
Ray
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002 18:37:58 +0200
Stephan Diehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Reading through the rest of the postings I've was trying to think of a very
> > lite mark-up that was easily transformable, and I thought of YAML. Very,
> > very lite. Can be tranformed relatively easily to Xml. I still haven't
> > looked at reST, but we would still have to write the tranformation tool
> > from rest to Xml, and I don't know if that would be easier to do from
> > reST2Xml, or yaml2xml. Ian? Aaron? I can go either way for the original,
> > but there needs to be a way to take the "original" content and transform it
> > to Xml, for all the further transformation so as to be able to utilize
> > Xslt.
>
> As far as I can remember, reST has some internal XML representation anyway,
> so there would be no need of an additional translator.
>
> If you consider using something else, I'd propose the TWiki syntax. This
> would have the advantage that the content of the Webware Wiki could be used
> for other documentation purposes.
> I have already a twiki2html converter that I could extend for your purposes.
>
> > Ray
>
> Stephan
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