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LaTEX and Wiki

posts: 46 Portugal

Hi there,

Is there anything planed in order to have a convertion service from Wiki syntax into Latex?
This would be very nice to write some big documents and then be able to generate a pdf
using pdflatex package.

posts: 2881 United Kingdom

Hi

We currently have a PDF export available from the WIKI pages. I'm just not sure off the top of my head on which way it goes about creating the PDF file.

Damian

posts: 3 Austria

> Damian:
> Hi
>
> We currently have a PDF export available from the WIKI pages. I'm just not sure off the top of my head on which way it goes about creating the PDF file.
>
> Damian
>
I also thought about latex export, it would be a really nice feature.

Haven't dug into exporting deeply, but can I get a whole dump of my wiki contents as a bunch
of HTML files without the community stuff around it? I have a bunch of ~130 students who have
their seminar topics posted in wiki, and I bet they want to take them home :-)

Simon


posts: 3 Austria

> Damian:
> Hi
>
> We currently have a PDF export available from the WIKI pages. I'm just not sure off the top of my head on which way it goes about creating the PDF file.
>
> Damian
>
I also thought about latex export, it would be a really nice feature.

Haven't dug into exporting deeply, but can I get a whole dump of my wiki contents as a bunch
of HTML files without the community stuff around it? I have a bunch of ~130 students who have
their seminar topics posted in wiki, and I bet they want to take them home :-)

Simon


posts: 1001 Canada
You can do that in Admin Wiki with the export function.

posts: 3 Israel

The UniWakka wiki clone
http://uniwakka.sourceforge.net/HomePage
has a very comprehesive math support. And Latex export.
They generate MathML, not pictures like wikipedia.

As far as I understood they use a php script that can convert ASCII representation of math to MathML so no latex or other external progs are needed.
http://www.jcphysics.com/ASCIIMath/


Here is their math demo page
http://www.istitutocolli.org/uniwakka/MathInsert
looks impressive.

I'm currently trying to create a TikiWiki based student site at my university, math capabilities are highly wanted there.

posts: 8

> The UniWakka wiki clone
> http://uniwakka.sourceforge.net/HomePage
> has a very comprehesive math support. And Latex export.
> They generate MathML, not pictures like wikipedia.
>
> As far as I understood they use a php script that can convert ASCII representation of math to MathML so no latex or other external progs are needed.
> http://www.jcphysics.com/ASCIIMath/
>
>
> Here is their math demo page
> http://www.istitutocolli.org/uniwakka/MathInsert
> looks impressive.
>
> I'm currently trying to create a TikiWiki based student site at my university, math capabilities are highly wanted there.