Hi!
I think it would be cool if theres Syntax Highlightning for Wiki-Syntax so you can create wiki-Texts like from Wikipedia in your Notepad++
I'm not good in Creating User Define Languages, so:
Could someone do that?
That would be cool, you could create wiki-Texts better than in the Web-Interface.
And... It would be cool too if you could replace a TAB not just with Spaces, when you could do it with some else keys, you could do for examle a ":" like wikipedia syntax uses a TAB.
mfg
Christopher Schlosser
(de.Wikipedia.org-User Zualio)
PS: Sorry for my bad english, im German..
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I would also be happy with just the highliting of Wiki elements in a text file (like showing text between any count of "=" bold and larger, text between ''' ''' in bold, text between '' '' in italics, ''''' ''''' in bold/italics, and such basic stuff.
I tried to edit a User language definition for it, but it just lets me do a Prefix thing, not something enclosed in the arguments....
Joe
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Hi!
I think it would be cool if theres Syntax Highlightning for Wiki-Syntax so you can create wiki-Texts like from Wikipedia in your Notepad++
I'm not good in Creating User Define Languages, so:
Could someone do that?
That would be cool, you could create wiki-Texts better than in the Web-Interface.
And... It would be cool too if you could replace a TAB not just with Spaces, when you could do it with some else keys, you could do for examle a ":" like wikipedia syntax uses a TAB.
mfg
Christopher Schlosser
(de.Wikipedia.org-User Zualio)
PS: Sorry for my bad english, im German..
I would like it, too!
steve
I would like it, too!
steve
I second that, hooray MetaWiki!
Yup, nice idea!
I would also be happy with just the highliting of Wiki elements in a text file (like showing text between any count of "=" bold and larger, text between ''' ''' in bold, text between '' '' in italics, ''''' ''''' in bold/italics, and such basic stuff.
I tried to edit a User language definition for it, but it just lets me do a Prefix thing, not something enclosed in the arguments....
Joe
But which one? There are zillions of wiki engines with different syntax.
Wikimedia http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Editor . It is used by wikipedia.org and many others; it is simply the best known wiki-system.
steve
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Reference_card
Also, wikimatrix.org can be useful:
http://www.wikimatrix.org/compare.php?wikis%5B%5D=1&wikis%5B%5D=2&wikis%5B%5D=12&wikis%5B%5D=4&wikis%5B%5D=52&wikis%5B%5D=8&wikis%5B%5D=33
You can make a user defined language...
I set one up for Motorola 68K ASM.
Can I somehow submit it?