Download Current Version: wikiml.py (2005-06-08)

This is a simple little text-to-HTML adhoc parser I've used for various purposes. It uses yet another Wiki-ish markup language that's still in a state of flux. I'm currently not happy with how links or images are done, but I'll work at it.

Here is the syntax that it understands:

bold text 

||bold|| text

italics text 

//italics// text

typewritten text 

[typewritten] text
  • a list
    • with more stuff
      • and more
  • and more
 
- a list
 - with more stuff
  - and more
- and more

Heading

 
* Heading

Subheading

 
** Subheading
Subsubsubsubsubsubheading
 
****** Subsubsubsubsubsubheading
 
<hr>

link to page 

_link_to_page_:http://google.ca
                 or
<a href="http://google.ca">link to page</a>
 

<img src=favicon.jpg width=32>

You can also do pre-formatted tags by using <pre> tags, as in normal HTML.

There is also a new (rather experimental) feature allowing you to do columns by just lining the text up into columns. Make sure to leave at least three spaces between the columns, and use a blank line to separate the rows.

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