Wiki support for Textile

[anonymous]

It would be terrific if the wiki could support Textile as a text format.

As as side note, it would also be nice if one could configure the default text format (wiki, rest, textile, etc.)

See: ​http://dealmeida.net/pytextile/

[petrilli@…]

I'd like to second this one too. The proliferation of various formats is getting silly. Textile seems to be one of the best for working in "text areas." Should be doable with just some minor extensions.

[daniel]

This should be quite easy to add (look at browser:trunk/trac/wikimacros/rst.py for reference).

Default wiki syntax is discussed in #615.

[daniel]

I commited a first (naive) processor for pytextile in [827].

[daniel]

Initial support in [827].

[anonymous]

This ticket was closed but it dosen't seem like it was integrated in the 0.9.x releases! (Apparently the file was removed from the svn repository on the newest releases)

Please leave it open until textile support is integrated again.

[Emmanuel Blot]

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[anonymous]

Updated link: ​http://dealmeida.net/pytextile/

[Christopher Lenz]

Erm, Trac has had Textile support since 0.8, as the ticket said before you reopened it.

The implementation has moved to trunk/trac/mimeview/txtl.py​.

You use it like this:

{{{
#!textile

h3. Some heading

Some paragraph *text*
}}}

[avonderluft@…]

I've got PyTextile installed, and Textile is working fine, EXCEPT WikiWords to not work at all.

This is an example of what I've tried.

h1. Welcome to the Con-way Reference Architecture Project

h2. h2 heading

h3. h3 heading

# numbered list
# second
# third

* unordered list
* next bullet
* last bullet

WikiWordsAreNotWorking

[avonderluft@…]

OK, sorry about re-opening the ticket, but can you give me any hint as to why Textile formatting is working fine, with the exception of WikiWords?

Thanks.

[Christian Boos]

Well, pytextile is not supposed to support WikiWords, neither does it seem to be extensible (in the way reStructuredText/docutils is) so that we could add support for them.

I'm restoring the ticket to its original fixed state.

[saurabhnanda@…]

Can this plugin be extended to support Wiki macros (or markup) from within the textile block? For example

{{{
#!textile

h1. First level heading

h2. Second level heading

[[MacroList]]

OR

`= Heading = ` 
`[[MacroList]]`
}}}

backquote (`) is a suggested escape character to "escape" into Wiki markup mode.