From: Randy Kramer <rhkramer@...>
Date: 2005-06-02T20:51:43+09:00
Subject: Re: Looking for embeddable WYSIWYG HTML editor

On Thursday 02 June 2005 06:50 am, delirious wrote:
> I just want to write a little tool allowing me to use hyperlinked
> documents as a diary. I some kind of rich text editor which I can
> control from 'outside' and that has no separation between edit and view
> mode. Hard to find apparantly. (BTW: if anyone *knows* such an
> application, you can save me the trouble of writing it by telling me
> about it :-) )
>
> Any new suggestions are welcome,

I have a similar use in mind.  My current plan is to use nedit as an editor, 
marking up the text with a wiki markup language as I write (initially TWiki, 
sooner or later some variations), then feed portions of the document through 
a TWiki to HTML filter then to a browser (or HTML rendering engine).

(Aside: the wiki/TWiki markup language is important in my application as 
another end point for the content is a TWiki or clone.)

Just thought I'd mention this, and that I'll be paying attention to this 
thread watching for suggestions that might be useful to me.  

(If my approach sounds useful to you, there is the possibility of 
collaboration.  My current target is writing the TWiki to HTML filter in C 
(for speed), although I may fall back to doing it in Ruby, possibly as a 
prototype if speed is not satisfactory.)

regards,
Randy Kramer

PS: As I haven't (really) written any code yet, I'm holding the decision on 
the license in abeyance.  If you want to collaborate, we can mutually agree 
on the license (or "agree to disagree" ;-).