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Re: gEDA-user: git based wiki
Peter TB Brett wrote:
> Bonus points for syntax highlighting mode for Emacs.
http://alexott.blogspot.com/2008/09/emacs-dokuwiki.html ;-)
> An example of IMHO *lovely* markup is reStructured Text.
Hmm. I see some issues:
* Lots of evaluation of space, indention and empty lines in the
syntax. Most markup languages avoid interpretation of white space
for a reason.
* The level of a section heading markup is determined implicitly
by the order this particular style appears in text. This allows for
interesting side effects. Remove a heading that happens to be a
first in the text and you may shift the levels of text way down
stream.
* There is no way to mark a column, or a row of a table as header.
* There is no caption to tables or images.
* There is no way to mark up formulas.
Interpreted white space can be quite unnerving. I already hate the
way mediawiki and dokuwiki treat a single space at the beginning
of a line. The other issues wouldn't bother me that much.
(snip)
> Would need a "docs coordinator" or something to assist people
> who want to help with documentation work but don't have git
> expertise.
More important: Keep nagging developers to write documentation of
both, shiny new features and long established ones.
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