About wiki-tables,
I was reading http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki_markup_tables and it
seems that what Jocelyn Giraud was mentioning is called "Wookee"-syntax.
I mentiod your name Jocelyn, on that meta.wikipedia-page, please
remove it (or let me know) if you don't like that.
1: List-style syntax
2: Extended PikiePikie syntax
3: MoinMoin syntax
4: Wookee syntax <---
5: PikiePikie syntax
Seems like Tarquin and Jan Hidders already did a lot of work on this.
I personally feel attracted to Wookee (just loved it at first sight, not
because of any reasoning or real thinking). Any other opninions?
> Jocelyn Giraud wrote:
> > The probleme is that it can be slow to render and need a lot of RAM
> > (may be).
Can someone explain this last remark? I don't see why it (what) needs
a lot of CPU and/or memory.
Thanks / Kind regards,
Pieter Suurmond
I was reading http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki_markup_tables and it
seems that what Jocelyn Giraud was mentioning is called "Wookee"-syntax.
I mentiod your name Jocelyn, on that meta.wikipedia-page, please
remove it (or let me know) if you don't like that.
1: List-style syntax
2: Extended PikiePikie syntax
3: MoinMoin syntax
4: Wookee syntax <---
5: PikiePikie syntax
Seems like Tarquin and Jan Hidders already did a lot of work on this.
I personally feel attracted to Wookee (just loved it at first sight, not
because of any reasoning or real thinking). Any other opninions?
> Jocelyn Giraud wrote:
> > The probleme is that it can be slow to render and need a lot of RAM
> > (may be).
Can someone explain this last remark? I don't see why it (what) needs
a lot of CPU and/or memory.
Thanks / Kind regards,
Pieter Suurmond