[isabelle-dev] html output of theories
Makarius
makarius at sketis.net
Wed Apr 16 14:52:07 CEST 2014
On Mon, 14 Apr 2014, Gottfried Barrow wrote:
> On 14-04-14 05:01, Makarius wrote:
>> I've recently started to think about adding a bit of Markdown
>> (https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown) to the 'text' syntax in a
>> conservative way, such that there is no LaTeX required for basic things
>> like itemize/enumerate/description, and it also looks better in the
>> editor.
>
> You mentioned markdown a while back, and now I understand it. Like any
> word, the meaning of "markdown" is going to fragment over time. Now that
> certain markdowns are standardized, used officially by sites like
> Stackoverflow, is markdown the workaround that it used to be? I say no,
> but that's only a side comment.
There are indeed many different versions of "Markdown", each with its own
complexity.
The idea was merely to re-use a few of its basic principles, e.g. the way
paragraphs and itemizations (with nested paragraphs) are recognized. The
Isabelle document language already has sectioning, and other things like
hyperlinks, index entries etc. are done by antiquotations.
Makarius
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