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Does it exist … ?

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I generally do Trac content generation offline using something as simple as Leafpad. Since I don’t use too much fancy formatting the workflow does work (usually) when pasted back on to Trac. Much Trac chewage today left me wondering if there was on OpenOffice.org extension that allows me to save into a Trac formatted file. Does such a thing actually exist ?

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Written by sankarshan

August 6th, 2008 at 3:52 pm

Posted in Free/Libre/OpenSource Software

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  1. If your Trac instances support RestructuredText or Markdown (through “{{{\n#!rst”) etc, you might find some plugins that preview the formatted text in HTML. In transifex.org we’ve enabled XMLRPC support, and together with the Eclipse Trac plugin, one can edit, preview and save pages from inside Eclipse. Pretty handy. With XMLRPC enabled, writing a client should be trivial too (CLI or plugin in eg. gedit).

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    Dimitris Glezos

    6 Aug 08 at 11:40 pm

  2. Thanks :)

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    zeta

    23 Sep 08 at 5:00 pm

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