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It is currently in a pre-alpha state, but it supports basic markdown output and a subset of the RFC2629/xml2rfc format. Tables are currently not supported.
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Most stuff is now supported. LaTeX output also supports tables, but I didn't find a real solution for Markdown, because Markdown just doesn't have any facilities for tables. Probably I just build something that makes the table ASCII-art like.
Oh and you shouldn't put anything else than text in table cells or list items. Just mentioning.
Here you can see what a RFC looks like in Markdown. Take a look at the format section.
Markdown is just not a language for complex documents; but the LaTeX output looks quite good. Pretty cool for longer RFCs (offline reading/eBook-readers)...
Useful helper tool to convert xml2rfc's XML to Markdown and LaTeX
https://github.com/enkore/rfcxmlconv
It is currently in a pre-alpha state, but it supports basic markdown output and a subset of the RFC2629/xml2rfc format. Tables are currently not supported.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: