[Typo3-doc] discussion: import document manually into the wiki
Sylvain Viart
sylvain at ledragon.net
Thu Aug 26 10:17:59 CEST 2004
Hi,
I've imported this document from typo3.org:
http://wiki.typo3.org/index.php/Draft_new_to_TYPO3
It misses link to related document.
We should work on this document too.
Someone wants to be the «Main Editor» for this document ?
Patrick again ?
Please, note that I don't want to takeover your work, Patrick, just to
update and complete it. :-)
There can be two or more editors for a document of course. :-)
When we will have login access to typo3.org, we could put it back there.
With vim, a text editor, it's not so hard, for a vim experimented user,
to import document «manually» from any text source.
- I copy and paste the source into Vim.
- I apply some changes (recorded) to enable wiki formating like section,
title, bold, italic, listing, etc.
- Then I paste the document in the wiki
may be 30 min to record the change, a few seconds to reapply to any
other document, following the same formatting.
For an example of what kind of script can be done with vim, see:
news://news.netfielders.de:119/mailman.1.1093243121.5842.typo3-english@lists.netfielders.de
I can send you a vim script file which will repeat all wiki formatting
changes. I think it will be really faster, to import «manually» (vim
scripted + human completion) the major existing document, than working
on script for importing. Especially if there is many people working on
the importation task.
What do you think about that suggestion ?
It may also be a kind of answer to question that Patrick asked about
«offline wiki editing»... ?
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Cordialement,
Sylvain.
France
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