<br><br>On Thursday, December 8, 2011, Michael Wild <<a href="mailto:themiwi@gmail.com">themiwi@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br>> On 12/08/2011 10:35 AM, Rolf Eike Beer wrote:<br>>>> words, the markers are doubled, e.g. **bold words**.<br>
>>><br>>>> * lists formatting. E.g:<br>>>><br>>>> - bullet list<br>>>> * another bullet item<br>>>> ** nested bullet list<br>>>> *** deeply nested list<br>
>><br>>> How to specify bold words in the second bullet item? Simple solution would<br>>> be to force list and title specifiers to always be at the beginning of a<br>>> line (with no spaces before them).<br>
><br>> That was the idea. And if it is to mark bold text, it mustn't be<br>> followed by space.<br>><br>>><br>>>> * section titles. I would go for something like this:<br>>>><br>>>> = Title<br>
>>> == Sub-Title<br>>>> === Sub-Sub-Title<br>>><br>>> Just a thought: one could take the MediaWiki style and require the same<br>>> symbol be after the text, e.g. = Title =.<br>>><br>
><br>> I'd make it optional, the way AsciiDoc does. The one-sided style is<br>> unambiguous as it is, and is less error prone since it doesn't require<br>> me to match up the number or equal signs. But that is my preference...<br>
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><br><br>What about the docbook.xml file. I have a parser that does everything you asked for. It is what I used to generate the help files for the CMakeEd eclipse plugin. The source is in c++ and is open. It generates more XML as the output but can be used to generate other formats as well.<br>
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