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| TODO | || '''Confluence''' || '''MoinMoin''' || '''Comments''' || || {{{* top-level}}} || {{{ * top-level }}} || Confluence uses first column, Moin has leading space || || {{{** second-level}}} || {{{ * second-level }}} || Confluence adds symbols for depth (like !MediaWiki), Moin adds leading spaces || || {{{# top-level}}} || {{{ # top-level }}} || Numbered/ordered lists || || {{{## second-level}}} || {{{ # second-level }}} || Numbered/ordered lists behave like bullet lists || || {{{*# second-level}}} || {{{ # second-level }}} || Mixing list types, Moin treats different levels independently, anyway || || {{{- top-level}}} || ''not supported?'' || Alternative bullet types (square, not round) || Task lists in Confluence are provided by a macro of the form `{dynamicTaskList:<name>}` which could presumably be supported in Moin given an equivalent macro. |
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| TODO | || '''Confluence''' || '''MoinMoin''' || '''Comments''' || || {{{||heading||heading||}}} || {{{|| '''heading''' || '''heading''' ||}}} || Moin doesn't have explicit heading syntax || || {{{|cell text|cell text|}}} || {{{|| cell text || cell text ||}}} || Moin doesn't distinguish between heading cells and ordinary cells || Tables in Confluence appear to involve consecutive lines, just like Moin's tables. This should make conversion somewhat easier than, say, from !MediaWiki syntax. === Sections and Columns === Sections with multiple columns are supported in Confluence using the following syntax: {{{ {section} {column:width=25%} The first column. {column} ... {section} }}} Moin doesn't have specific support for sections and columns, but it would be possible to use blocks defined within `{{{#!wiki` and `}}}` and then [[HelpOnMoinWikiSyntax#Using_the_wiki_parser_with_css_classes|make use of CSS rules]] to set block widths. Unfortunately, Moin doesn't permit the nesting of blocks, so some other technique would be required to group the blocks. === CSV Tables === Confluence provides a CSV macro to show tabular data with optional options given after the `csv` "tag": {{{ {csv:delimiter=whitespace} heading1,heading2,heading3 value1,value2,value3 {csv} }}} Moin provides a [[HelpOnParsers#csv_parser|CSV parser]] for blocks defined within `{{{#CSV` and `}}}` and there are also macros available (such as [[MacroMarket/ShowCSV|ShowCSV]]). The options translate between Confluence and the CSV parser as follows: || '''Confluence''' || '''MoinMoin''' || '''Comments''' || || `output` || ''not supported'' || Moin will generate the appropriate format for the page || || `script` || ''not supported'' || This reads the data from some other location in the Wiki or filesystem || || `encoding` || ''not supported'' || Moin uses the page encoding || || `url` || ''not supported'' || Perhaps the `link` option in Moin is the equivalent? || || `heading` || ''not supported'' || Moin supports only one heading row || || `footing` || ''not supported'' || Moin doesn't seem to support footers || || `border` ||<|2> ''not supported'' ||<|2> Perhaps [[HelpOnMoinWikiSyntax#Using_the_wiki_parser_with_css_classes|CSS rules]] can be used with the CSV block in Moin || || `width` || || `delimiter` || `delimiter` and `quotechar` || Moin presumably requires the literal value? || || `columns` || `show` (and `hide`) || Used to reorder columns (specified using a 1-based index in Confluence, column names in Moin) || || `ignoreTrailingBlankRows` || ''not supported'' || Confluence can suppress blank rows; this may not be related to Moin's `autofilter` || || `quote` || `quotechar` || Confluence may include encapsulating quotes in the `delimiter` specification || || `escape` || ''not supported'' || Moin generates appropriately formatted page output (see `output` above) || || `showWiki` || ''not supported'' || Apparently used for troubleshooting || || `disableAntiXss` || ''not supported'' || Moin generates appropriately formatted page output (see `output` above) || Many of the Confluence options would be superfluous in the common case. === The Table Plus Macro === Confluence provides a macro which enhances table presentation and provides !JavaScript-dependent viewing features: {{{ {table-plus} || heading || heading || | cell text | cell text | {table-plus} }}} Moin doesn't support anything like this by default, but a parser could possibly be written to present tables in a similar fashion. |
Contents
Overview
Documentation describing Confluence markup is available here: http://confluence.atlassian.com/renderer/notationhelp.action?section=all
The following tables map the Confluence markup to MoinMoin markup - this is split into the sub-sections defined in the Confluence documentation (Headings, Text Effects, Text Breaks, Links, Lists, Images, Tables, Advanced Formatting, Confluence Content, External Content, Misc).
Mapping
Headings
Confluence |
Comments |
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h1. Biggest heading |
= Biggest Heading = |
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h2. Bigger heading |
== Bigger heading == |
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h3. Big Heading |
=== Big Heading === |
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h4. Normal Heading |
==== Normal Heading ==== |
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h5. Small Heading |
===== Small Heading ===== |
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h6. Smallest Heading |
====== Smallest Heading ====== |
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Text Effects
Confluence |
Comments |
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*strong* |
'''strong''' |
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_emphasis_ |
''emphasis'' |
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??citation?? |
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No direct mapping, probably can use itallic like emphasis |
-strikethrough- |
--(strikethrough)-- |
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+underlined+ |
__underlined__ |
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^superscript^ |
^superscript^ |
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~subscript~ |
,,subscript,, |
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{{text will be monospaced}} |
`text will be monospaced` |
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bq. Some block quoted text |
Some block quoted text |
(that's space indented) |
{quote} |
{{{ |
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{color:red} |
<<Color2(look ma, red text!,col=red)>> |
No native way to do this, but it can be done by using a macro which needs to be installed: MacroMarket/Color2 |
Text Breaks
TODO
Links
TODO
Lists
Confluence |
Comments |
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* top-level |
* top-level |
Confluence uses first column, Moin has leading space |
** second-level |
* second-level |
Confluence adds symbols for depth (like MediaWiki), Moin adds leading spaces |
# top-level |
# top-level |
Numbered/ordered lists |
## second-level |
# second-level |
Numbered/ordered lists behave like bullet lists |
*# second-level |
# second-level |
Mixing list types, Moin treats different levels independently, anyway |
- top-level |
not supported? |
Alternative bullet types (square, not round) |
Task lists in Confluence are provided by a macro of the form {dynamicTaskList:<name>} which could presumably be supported in Moin given an equivalent macro.
Images
TODO
Tables
Confluence |
Comments |
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||heading||heading|| |
|| '''heading''' || '''heading''' || |
Moin doesn't have explicit heading syntax |
|cell text|cell text| |
|| cell text || cell text || |
Moin doesn't distinguish between heading cells and ordinary cells |
Tables in Confluence appear to involve consecutive lines, just like Moin's tables. This should make conversion somewhat easier than, say, from MediaWiki syntax.
Sections and Columns
Sections with multiple columns are supported in Confluence using the following syntax:
{section}
{column:width=25%}
The first column.
{column}
...
{section}Moin doesn't have specific support for sections and columns, but it would be possible to use blocks defined within {{{#!wiki and }}} and then make use of CSS rules to set block widths. Unfortunately, Moin doesn't permit the nesting of blocks, so some other technique would be required to group the blocks.
CSV Tables
Confluence provides a CSV macro to show tabular data with optional options given after the csv "tag":
{csv:delimiter=whitespace}
heading1,heading2,heading3
value1,value2,value3
{csv}Moin provides a CSV parser for blocks defined within {{{#CSV and }}} and there are also macros available (such as ShowCSV). The options translate between Confluence and the CSV parser as follows:
Confluence |
Comments |
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output |
not supported |
Moin will generate the appropriate format for the page |
script |
not supported |
This reads the data from some other location in the Wiki or filesystem |
encoding |
not supported |
Moin uses the page encoding |
url |
not supported |
Perhaps the link option in Moin is the equivalent? |
heading |
not supported |
Moin supports only one heading row |
footing |
not supported |
Moin doesn't seem to support footers |
border |
not supported |
Perhaps CSS rules can be used with the CSV block in Moin |
width |
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delimiter |
delimiter and quotechar |
Moin presumably requires the literal value? |
columns |
show (and hide) |
Used to reorder columns (specified using a 1-based index in Confluence, column names in Moin) |
ignoreTrailingBlankRows |
not supported |
Confluence can suppress blank rows; this may not be related to Moin's autofilter |
quote |
quotechar |
Confluence may include encapsulating quotes in the delimiter specification |
escape |
not supported |
Moin generates appropriately formatted page output (see output above) |
showWiki |
not supported |
Apparently used for troubleshooting |
disableAntiXss |
not supported |
Moin generates appropriately formatted page output (see output above) |
Many of the Confluence options would be superfluous in the common case.
The Table Plus Macro
Confluence provides a macro which enhances table presentation and provides JavaScript-dependent viewing features:
{table-plus}
|| heading || heading ||
| cell text | cell text |
{table-plus}Moin doesn't support anything like this by default, but a parser could possibly be written to present tables in a similar fashion.
Advanced Formatting
TODO
Confluence Content
TODO
External Content
TODO
Misc
TODO