29 Jun
2012
29 Jun
'12
4:50 p.m.
On Jun 29, 2012, at 4:44 PM, Arioch wrote:
No you cannot do that :) That would require a Creole renderer which we don't have.
Said differently if you write in XWiki Syntax and then switch to Creole the content
won't be changed. It just happens that XWiki Syntax is a superset of the Creole syntax
so yo may think it works… ;)
Sorry but I'm not sure I understand what you mean here.
we have a
Creole Parser only.
How's that ?
I can create a page in XWiki and then switch it to Creole. Doesn't it mean you have both creole Parser and
Creole Generator ?
We only have a parser.
(or u call Generator by Renderer ? for i see
"Rendered" word like some unit
that pictures the data to screen or to paper)
Converting from XWiki 2.1 to Creole 1.0 would require a Creole Renderer…
Transform the HTML into markup again (not
supported)
Chain them ?
HTML -> XWiki 2.1 -> Creole 1.0 portion of
text with some CSS styles
to me it sounds okay for documentation generation engine, but not for wiki
i think it would depend upon direction your would choose for your evolution If documentation - then LESS/CSS is okay, but then you
would need functions
like exproting sertain section with all its sub-pages (or selected few
pages) into one merged PDF/RTF/whatever.
....
Jira... oh, no. that thing that completely fails with Opera... poor me :-)))
Thanks
-Vincent