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How does one parse simple inline markup (i.e. *bold*), in Python?

How does one implement a parser (in Python) for a subset of wikitext that modifies text, namely: *bold*, /italics/, _underline_ I'm converting it to LaTeX, so the conversion is from: Hello, *world*! Let's /go/. to: Hello \textbf{world}! Let's \textit{go}. Though there's nothing specific about it being a conversion to LaTeX (nota...

reverse engineering in symfony

I have a database. I am trying to reverse engineer using symfony to create schema.yml. I get this error message: [propel-schema-reverse] There was an error building XML from metadata: SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 2030 This command is not supported in the prepared statement protocol yet I can generate the schema.xml using Creole but ...

Which markup language? Markdown or ???

I am currently looking for a markup language to use in a project. I want to allow site vistors to edit a wiki like page using a markup language (not HTML). I am implementing this site in Ruby on Rails, and would prefer (although not bound) to use something that already has strong support in the form of a gem. There are a few main thing...