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| Re: Asciidoc support? [message #1049170 is a reply to message #1049124] |
Thu, 25 April 2013 13:17   |
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Hi Max,
first of all thanks for asking :)
There are 2 ways of integrating Asciidoc inside Intent:
[1] Use asciidoc as an export format for the Intent document.
[2] Directly use the asciidoc inside Intent editor to write the
documentation
[1] is pretty straightfoward: as the Intent document is stored as a
model, it is easy to define Acceleo generators for exporting the
documentation. The default export format is HTML Bootstrap (see
https://github.com/eclipse/mylyn.docs.intent.main/tree/master/plugins/org.eclipse.mylyn.docs.intent.exporter
for getting the source of the acceleo generator), but we are also
working on a LaTeX export (
https://github.com/eclipse/mylyn.docs.intent.main/tree/master/plugins/org.eclipse.mylyn.docs.intent.markup).
For someone familiar with the Asiidoc syntax, it can be done quite quickly.
[2] is more tricky. Although Intent clearly aims at being extensible in
regards to the syntax it is using inside the Intent editor, there are
many points (syntax highlighting & completion for example) that are not
yet extensible. So I would say that it will be possible in the future,
but that it would be hard to do with the current 0.8 API.
I Hope I've answered you question, please do not hesitate to spam me if
you have feedback or other feature requests !
Regards,
Alex
Le 25/04/2013 13:58, Max Rydahl Andersen a écrit :
> Alex asked me to post this here:
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> "Mylyn Intent looks interesting http://wiki.eclipse.org/Intent wonder
> if it could be integrated with asciidoc instead of html..."
>
>
> Now with asciidoctor.org having java hooks for asciidoc this might be
> doable ?
>
>
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