Re: [gedit-list] embedded wiki-markup

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Hi Tomas,

Point 1: Check out Zen Coding plugin for gedit which does the same in  
another way:
http://github.com/fmarcia/zen-coding-gedit

Point 2: As far as i know it is possible with regular expressions.

Hope this helps.

Cheers
Eckhard.


Zitat von tsr <tsr offentlig tsr se>:

> Hi,
>
> I intend to develop a desktop wiki/pim based on gtkSourceView and
> Creole-markup (with some extensions).
>
> I want to understand two things before I put too many hours into this.
> (Please note that I have a very basic understanding of gsv and how its
> different parts interact with each other and the rest of gtk, but also
> how gtk in general works)
>
> 1. Is it possible to write a language-definition that renders markup?
>
> So that when the gsv-parser for example encounters:
> =Sample heading
> it outputs:
> <h1>Sample heading</h1> (<- these tags should be read as GtkTextTags)
>
>
> 2. is it possible to inject a language-definition into the others?
>
> (I've seen some mentioning about inline-css rendered in html-views).
>
> The main use for 'my' desktop wiki is like other similar applications
> (like zim-wiki or tomboy), but I also want to be able to use (and
> render) the wiki markup in other languages comments (both multiline and
> single-line) so that for example in a c-source file:
>
> /*
> ==Todo
> * Stuff
> ** substuff a
> ** substuff b
> * UI
> ** UI 1
> ** UI 2
> */
>
> Renders as:
> (Again, read tags as GtkTextTags, I know very little about them, I just
> assume they work mostly like xhtml-tags)
>
> <multi-comment>/*
> <h2>Todo</h2>
> <ul>
>   <li>Stuff
>     <ul>
>       <li>substuff a</li>
>       <li>substuff b</li>
>     </ul>
>   </li>
>   <li>UI
>     <ul>
>       <li>UI 1</li>
>       <li>UI 2</li>
>     </ul>
>   </li>
> */
>
> Ok, I hope that I have made myself clear (all of this is still a bit
> foggy for me) so that you are able to answer my questions.
>
> Hopefully,
> Tomas
>
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