[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > It is as easy as: > > - defining a "wiki" file format > > It should probablyl be a "pmwiki" file format - different wikis typically > use different syntaxes.
certainly > > - define latex2wiki as the LaTeX->wiki converter > > Then you can "export" LyX documents to the wiki markup. (I haven't tried > > the script, though). > > I'm guessing the script doesn't produce *pmwiki* syntax... so I'd have to > redo it before it produces anything useful. use it as a starting point. There are also some frequently used elements missing (like \url). Then write a corresponding pmwiki2latex script ;-) > > you could even provide a minimal wiki "layout" file which only includes > > the necessary environments. Of course you still have do do cut'n'paste > > work. > > Um... I don't get the part with cut'n'paste? Cut from the file, paste into the wiki's editing widget. Or is there a way to do this via script? What does emacs do? Jürgen
