Hello everyone, I am from Montreal and have been a big fan of dokuwiki and all the neat plugins for a long time. I am also a big fan of the latex typesetting language (because of \ref, \pageref and the math). I was wondering if you think it is possible to overload the mapping ns1:ns2:page --> data/pages/ns1/ns2/page.txt to also look for a data/pages/ns1/ns2/page.tex and if so run an alternative Parsing routine to get the HTML? The .tex to .html conversion I am thinking about two options. Option 1: .tex --> NewParser --> html How difficult would it be to reuse the DokuWiki parser but program higher "priority" rules for parsing simple .tex syntax and commands ? Option 2: .tex --> pandoc --> dokuwiki .txt --> DokuParser --> html Does it make sense to call an external program to convert to dokuwiki syntax as intermediate representation? Is calling an external program a security nightmare? The reason why want to do this is that I am working on a math textbook (so I prefer to keep the source code TeX based), but I would prefer to keep around individual snippets of content edited with dokuwiki. Has anyone played around with alternate parsers, different input or output formats but reusing all the dokuwiki UI ? Ivan PS: If you want to try pandoc you can check out my work in progress: http://github.com/ivanistheone/pandoc/commit/169500f86562851a72d8a49b7cea5f9dc67d2486 -- DokuWiki mailing list - more info at http://www.dokuwiki.org/mailinglist