rst parser using docutils html4css1 writer
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Alternative rst parser using the docutils code rather
than the moinmoin code for formatting. In my test cases
handles more of the docutils structure than the
existing code.
Supports all of the moinmoin's linking syntax but using
restructuredtext directives.
Tested with docutils 0.3.5. So for now, requires
docutils 0.3.5.
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as long as the efforts on rst require more than what's in
debian, I can't even test it.
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Tested with docutils 0.3.3 which I see there is a package
for in debian unstable? Thomas, will you install something
from unstable? The url is:
http://packages.debian.org/unstable/python/python-docutils
It seems to work fine with 0.3.3. Will you try the patch the
now? Thanks
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I'd love to see this in a future release of MoinMoin. In
case providing feedback increases the chance of this being
merged, I've been using it with 1.3rc1, and it's working
nicely. I wasn't able to apply the patch to rst.py -- maybe
a line-ending issue, so I just overwrote the existing file
with everything from the "+" lines.
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Thanks for submitting another patch in the patch tracker.
This is a duplicate therefore.
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I'd really like to see reStructuredText support get added
to MoinMoin; this would make it much more attractive for a
project I've got brewing that could use a wiki. The
classic syntax would be totally unacceptable for the
audience for that project.
(Of course, my other option would be to use Zope 3 with
zwiki.)
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fdrake, MoinMoin has reStructuredText support already. Just
look at HelpOnParsers and notice that this item is closed. You
need to use a current 1.3 release, though.
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Yes, I noticed that and found the other relevant patch
after I'd submitted my comment. Sorry for the confusion.
I was pretty tired and figured I'd best not follow up
again in case I'd still not gotten it right. :-)