So far as my part in the programming, it's essentially done: Everything is ready in the import format, and properly tagged with the correct license. Except for the inevitable debugging once we do the import, I assume everything will be working fine on that. The final markup is sort of a mixture of the TVT style and Click's own style, where most of the macros ( like [[strike] ) keep their old formatting from TVT. However, anything with an ending macro (like [[/folder]) has been converted to Click's block style macros, like so:
//// folder Anime and Manga
* ''NGE''
* ''Utena''
...
\\
This is similar to the table syntax, and blocks do nest. I have a full documentation ready, with another page for people who are coming over from TVT. But theoretically this should all be optional, since there will be a graphical user interface as well.
So far as the software itself, I hear that we have working code, a theme, and content ready to be imported, so now they just need to combined. Evan's business partner has been after him to finish up the wiki software, so they can use it to make websites for their clients. We're still higher priority because we're a test community, and because wikis get most of their reputation by being non-commercial and unbiased communities. But Evan has been dealing with other random stuff, like getting skin cancer burned off, or having his family's only car decide to stop working. It's not the kind of stuff you can plan around.
I am well aware that we're behind schedule, and the content is something like 2.5 months out-of-date. And I'm at the point where I can't do much to help either. So I'll just have to ask you to have faith that we'll finish up soon.
-- ∇×V
//// folder Anime and Manga
* ''NGE''
* ''Utena''
...
\\
This is similar to the table syntax, and blocks do nest. I have a full documentation ready, with another page for people who are coming over from TVT. But theoretically this should all be optional, since there will be a graphical user interface as well.
So far as the software itself, I hear that we have working code, a theme, and content ready to be imported, so now they just need to combined. Evan's business partner has been after him to finish up the wiki software, so they can use it to make websites for their clients. We're still higher priority because we're a test community, and because wikis get most of their reputation by being non-commercial and unbiased communities. But Evan has been dealing with other random stuff, like getting skin cancer burned off, or having his family's only car decide to stop working. It's not the kind of stuff you can plan around.
I am well aware that we're behind schedule, and the content is something like 2.5 months out-of-date. And I'm at the point where I can't do much to help either. So I'll just have to ask you to have faith that we'll finish up soon.
-- ∇×V