wiki mode for wikipedia (Re: emacs-wiki.el 2.39-rc1 -- wiki markup in emacs)

wiki mode for wikipedia (Re: emacs-wiki.el 2.39-rc1 -- wiki markup in emacs)

[Karl Eichwalder]

Damien Elmes <resolve@repose.REMOVE.cx> writes:

> emacs-wiki.el is a wiki major mode for emacs, which aims for implicit and
> natural markup. It is similar in some respects to wiki-mode and bhl-mode 

Nice and thanks!  Now my question:

Do you have interest in supporting wikipedia.org as well?

It has some formatting details with emacswiki in common, but
differences are also worth noting ;)  E.g., wikipedia does not know
anything about MixedCase, but it allows and encourages spaces in
[[internal links]].  Sections are written this way:

== Section ==
=== Subection ===
==== Subsubection ====

And we have lists:

* item 1
** subitem 1
** subitem 2
* item 2

With '#' numbered lists are wanted; and you can mix this stuff; for
definition lists we are using 

; term: definition
; term2: definition2
; term3: definition3

This is ''italic'' and this is '''bold'''.

Basically, that's it.  Or du you recommend to go for another wiki
implementation?

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Re: wiki mode for wikipedia (Re: emacs-wiki.el 2.39-rc1 -- wiki markup in emacs)

[John Wiegley]

Karl Eichwalder <keichwa@gmx.net> writes:

> Do you have interest in supporting wikipedia.org as well?

[...]

> Basically, that's it.  Or du you recommend to go for another wiki
> implementation?

You can always configure emacs-wiki-publishing-markup and
emacs-wiki-highlight-markup to conform to whatever style you wish.

John