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Make flexible algorithm/pseudocode formatting! Find some good solution with a readable source form and highlighted formatted result. Could be to create some new format (based on a new ontology, of course), define conversion to at least HTML (markdown could work too, I guess) and make an ikiwiki plugin. Maybe writing in a general-enough subset of Python can work too. Also LaTeX has nice packages: [[!wikibooks LaTeX/Algorithms#Typesetting_using_the_algorithmicx_package]].
- Also, if there’s no better solution, I can just for now use markdown directly and make it look more or less like this: http://users.csc.calpoly.edu/~jdalbey/SWE/pdl_std.html. But for this I need to use monospace font. If not possible with ikiwiki I can use HTML or even create an algorithm template which does that. Or… wait. Do code blocks not cause monospace already? It should be good enough. It lools just like the formatting gitweb does. Should work. Just indent the text so it becomes a Markdown code block.
- Another option is to use just highlighting, either writing in a language like Python or by defining a new one for use with ikiwiki’s highlight plugin: http://www.andre-simon.de/doku/highlight/en/highlight.php#ch3.