<> = Textile Parser = == Description == The Textile parser allows you to have [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Textile_(markup_language)|Textile]] markup code rendered nicely inside Moin's code blocks. It also allows you to create entire pages in Textile. == Download & Release Notes == || Download || Release Version || Moin Version || Release Notes || || [[attachment:mointextile.py]] || 0.1 || 1.9 || [[ParserMarket/Textile/ReleaseNotes]] || == Installation == For general installation instructions, see [[ParserMarket/InstallingParsers]]. This parser requires [[http://pypi.python.org/pypi/textile|PyTextile]], an external Textile library, to be pre-installed. == Usage == To use this parser, simply put #!mointextile after the beginning of the code block. To use it to format an entire page, put #format mointextile as the first line of the page. Leave a blank line between this first line and the start of your Textile markup. == Examples == {{{{ {{{#!mointextile A *simple* example. * one(TM) * two(R) * three(C) }}} }}}} Or, to format an entire page: {{{ #format mointextile A *simple* example. * one(TM) * two(R) * three(C) }}} == Copyright == This parser is copyrighted by AndreiMackenzie. == License == This parser is released under the terms of the GNU GPL. = Discussion = I welcome any feedback, as I have only been using this parser for the (fairly small) set of Wiki functionality that I use often. To send me feedback, please either visit [[http://www.andreimackenzie.com|my website]] or contact me on [[https://github.com/andrei-m/MoinTextile|GitHub]].