Mikolaj Machowski wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Vim7 required.
>
> Vim reStructured Text (VST) is a simple format of file
> which allows to create HTML and LaTeX document in
> What You See Is What You Mean mode. Features (among others):
>
> - Headers (with subtitles)
> - Simple paragraphs
> - Blockquotes
> - Tables
> - Ordered lists
> - Unordered lists
> - Definition lists
> - Field lists
> - Option lists
> - Links
> - Images
> - Footnotes
> - Preformatted text
> - Frames with special notes
> - In HTML export use of 2html.vim to produce color output
>
> Changelog from beta11:
>
> - 6 Jul 2005 - **1.0-beta11** announcement
>
> - ADD: unicode type of replacement (comment, trim family)
> - ADD: including common files with <> and g:vst_included var
> - ADD: accept both exports as argument in Raw_ directive
> - ADD: Doctest_ type of paragraph
> - ADD: Sidebar_ directive
> - ADD: [HTML] allow for starting of lists not from 1/a/A but from any
> number or
> letter of Latin1 alphabet
> - ADD: Attribution_ of block quotes
> - ADD: reST export
> - CHG: interpret :align: as :figalign: when alone in Figures_ (reST
> compatibility)
> - FIX: make possible to block directives with options
> - FIX: many typos in documentation
> - FIX: escape &'s in URLs
> - FIX: [HTML] workaround for Firefox/Win bug in dl lists
> - FIX: [HTML] "crap" from IE tables
> - FIX: \\ are not shown in normal text in `Special Characters`_
> - FIX: escape special characters (&~\) in link texts
> - FIX: escape special characters (&~\) in replacements
>
> m.
>
>
Where?
Robert
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