and the markitup js that ships with plugin_wiki has been modified to support markmin too.
On Aug 3, 3:20 am, mdipierro <mdipie...@cs.depaul.edu> wrote: > This has been in trunk for some time: > > >>> from gluon.html import markmin_serializer > >>> html='<div><h1>Header</h1><p><a > >>> href="http://google.com";>link</a><b>bold</b></div>' > >>> TAG(html).flatten(markmin_serializer) > > '#Header\n\n[[linkhttp://google.com]]**bold**\n\n' > > You can use it to convert markdown syntax: > > >>> from gluon.contrib.markdown import WIKI > >>> md = '#Header\n\n[link](http://google.com)*bold*\n\n' > >>> TAG(WIKI(md).xml()).flatten(markmin_serializer) > > "#Header\n\n [[linkhttp://google.com]]''bold''\n\n " > > On Aug 3, 3:04 am, Timmie <timmichel...@gmx-topmail.de> wrote: > > > > Texy features are very goodhttp://texy.info/en/syntax > > > but the syntax is ugly... > > > > I would like markmin to implement all that features in a beauty way. > > > OK, but being able to convert text from other formats (HTML, ODF, > > wiki) into markmin would be good. Thus I suggest to lean on existing > > markup.
