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Creole is a common wiki markup language to be used across different wikis.

Creole is a common wiki markup language to be used across different wikis. Its aim is not replacing existing markup but allowing wiki users to transfer content seamlessly across wikis, and for novice users to contribute more easily. See http://www.wikicreole.org/ and http://wiki.wikicreole.org/

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Which markup language? Markdown or?

I am currently looking for a markup language to use in a project. I want to allow site vistors to edit a wiki like page using a markup language (not HTML). I am implementing this site in Ruby on Rails, and would prefer (although not bound) to use…
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Is there a standard content (mime) type I should be using for wiki formatted text files?

I am taking user input as either wiki formatted text (creole) or possibly markdown formatted text. I was wondering if there are there any existing content types standard for this sort of text. I was hoping for something like "text/wiki_creole" or…
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Does a lightweight markup language library for Android exist?

Suppose I want to render/present a text transmitted in the form of some lightweight markup language. Are there any ready-to-use libraries for Android, which take as input text in a lightweight markup language and present it nicely? When I say…
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Code snippets within lists (Creole wiki)

While Wikis and Wikipedia is still in Area 51, I'd like to ask this question about using the Creole wiki markup. I have the following code: # Initial instructions here. # Some instructions here. See code snippet below. {{{ #!python def foo(): …
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How does one parse simple inline markup (i.e. *bold*), in Python?

How does one implement a parser (in Python) for a subset of wikitext that modifies text, namely: *bold*, /italics/, _underline_ I'm converting it to LaTeX, so the conversion is from: Hello, *world*! Let's /go/. to: Hello \textbf{world}! Let's…
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Any way to insert HTML markup, or CSS, within a Creole page?

Using BitBucket for a small repo and would like to also use their provided wiki (which uses Creole). Is there a way to insert a stylesheet to use? Is there a way to insert HTML?
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Change internal links rendering using python-creole

My goal is to create a locally-browsable clone of the bitbucket's wiki browser. Pages are written using creole syntax. I'm using python-creole to render the files into html. It works relatively fine, but there is a difference between the way…
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Working example of wikitext-to-HTML in ANTLR 3

I'm trying to flesh out a wikitext-to-HTML translator in ANTLR 3, but I keep getting stuck. Do you know of a working example that I can inspect? I tried the MediaWiki ANTLR grammar and the Wiki Creole grammar, but I can't get them to generate the…
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Getting ResultSet column names

I'm using Symfony 1.1 with the Propel plugin and a MySQL database. To get my results I pass my query to a Propel connection and call executeQuery(). I'm trying to retrieve the column names of my ResultSet when my query fetches no results. When it…
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Creole 1.0 to HTML5 renderer for Java

I want to build a CMS/Wiki, I would like to make it with HTML5. Unfortunately I have been looking for a Wiki rendering engine that could take as input Creole 1.0 syntax and render it as HTML5, Can anyone point me to a library for this purpose? My…
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Pyparsing - Rule Ambiguity

I am writing a Pyparsing grammar to convert Creole markup to HTML. I'm stuck because there's a bit of conflict trying to parse these two constructs: Image link: {{image.jpg|title}} Ignore formatting: {{{text}}} The way I'm parsing the image link is…
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convert Creole to LaTeX

Care to recommend a tool/workflow(s) for converting Creole wiki pages/files to LaTeX? I'm a grad student who has been documenting code and analyses using (a number of) wikis, mostly using Creole syntax. I like Creole, but eventually I'll need to…
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Rails WikiCreole Error

I have an inherited project using the creole gem (0.5.0). In my view this line seems to break but I can't find out anything about it: <%= WikiCreole.creole_parse(@a.content) %> The error message is NameError in Knowledgebase_article#view…
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reverse engineering in symfony

I have a database. I am trying to reverse engineer using symfony to create schema.yml. I get this error message: [propel-schema-reverse] There was an error building XML from metadata: SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 2030 This command is not…
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Creole syntax for external links for a wiki

Would like to know if there's any Creole syntax for having external links displayed on a new window. Basic syntax on links: HTML http://www.wikicreole.org/ CREOLE [[http://www.wikicreole.org/]] What about…
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