Textile
August 30, 2004
After an hour or so of looking for a .Net Textile port, the best I could come up with was Justin’s attempt at a .Net port.
I kept looking for a specs document or some type pseudo-code or unit test cases to see if I wanted to tackle it myself. I think the definitive source for Textile is in the source code for Textpattern. The nice thing about that version is that it has been converted to a class with many methods. The obvious drawback is that converting Perl with a huge amount of RegEx is no trivial task. It would be a great project for SwoofWare to tackle and get it’s name associated with, but not sure I’m up to it.
About the only other option is to monitor SourceForge or PyTextile and hope for something in the near future.
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