I realize you are talking about MediaWiki markup
only, but I would like to encourage to also watch
what other wiki engines are doing. Wiki engine
implementers will come together at
WikiSym 2006 (
www.wikisym.org/ws2006)
and I expect a standardized wiki markup to be an
important topic (I hope we will have workshop on
it). In any case, if you proceed with this work,
I would like to encourage you to keep the wiki
standards mailing list informed, see
http://www.wikisym.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/
We have plenty of engine implementers there fighting related problems.
Dirk
Dirk Riehle, ph: +49 172 184 8755, web:
http://www.riehle.org
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http://www.wikisym.org !
At 24.04.2006, Pedro de Medeiros wrote:
Hello, list members.
I have noticed that there is a summer of code project for definition
and formalization of wiki markup language. But it is stated in the
current meta-wiki page that this would be "mostly a documentation step
and developer discipline issue."
Well, the summer of code rules clearly specify that a valid project
can't be one of documentation, but of coding (and I assume "discipline
issues", whatever that means, is also non-coding).
With that said, I am interest in such project if it involves coding.
To make this change into a valid summer of code project, I propose to
do a wiki parser, for which I have already designed some draft rules
in a yacc/bison manner.
Who should I talk to? Maybe I can email some of my draft yacc/bison
parser to the mentor?
Cheers.
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