There are some handy text-based output formats I'd love to be able to use which I'm guessing your devs can implement without much trouble:
First, and most useful, would be a couple of LaTeX styles, one that goes directly to LaTeX lists (http://www.image.ufl.edu/help/latex/lists.shtml), and one that maps to the LaTeX section hierarchy (http://www.image.ufl.edu/help/latex/intext.shtml).
It would also be nice to have some Wiki styles, again, one for list-style output and one for heading-style. The problem there is that Wikis are not fully standardized, but either MediaWiki or Twiki syntax would be great.
Even crude/beta/experimental export for LaTeX and Wiki would be helpful, as right now it's an annoyance to get my beautiful outlines into a form that's semantically meaningful to these text-based systems
First, and most useful, would be a couple of LaTeX styles, one that goes directly to LaTeX lists (http://www.image.ufl.edu/help/latex/lists.shtml), and one that maps to the LaTeX section hierarchy (http://www.image.ufl.edu/help/latex/intext.shtml).
It would also be nice to have some Wiki styles, again, one for list-style output and one for heading-style. The problem there is that Wikis are not fully standardized, but either MediaWiki or Twiki syntax would be great.
Even crude/beta/experimental export for LaTeX and Wiki would be helpful, as right now it's an annoyance to get my beautiful outlines into a form that's semantically meaningful to these text-based systems
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