I am considering changing tact with this project.
Due to little to no interest I and thinking about dropping support for multiple wiki types.
This will allow consolidation of a lot of code, and a smaller exe file. I believe supporting multiple syntax's will become too unwieldy, especially for the ppc.
Unless anyone can propose a way for me to create some sort of plugin that would accompany the exe file.
regards
Tony
Hi Tony,
I'm not sure how many people are using a wiki or realize how useful one can be. I know that I'm using version .74 and it does everything I need it to do.
As to supporting multiple syntax, I always thought that if all of the parser could be contained in a separate module it would work best. I'm not sure if there is a way to select an overlay at run time to switch between syntax, but it would allow someone to at least compile in a version that they use. I'm using a lot more of Dokuwiki and would like to see this supported, but as you say it adds overhead.
But in simple form, passing an HTML string to the parser and getting wiki returned back would be the goal.
To your question about a plug-in; I've had to give that some thought because I wanted to create a plug-in for my weather project so that people could write their own UI (using the webrowser as a container and using javascript, which would be an external file) I'm not sure how easy it would be to use javascript to create a parser though.
[edit] realized that the wiki parser needs a wiki string passed to it and to return html. I had it backwards. Also probably need to pass an array as a second parameter with global settings (ie wiki directory, etc) to make it work