I know we have a wiki parser already, based on Chaperon, but I feel Radeox is much more adaptable to variations in wiki syntaxes, and also more permissive about syntax (meaning it won't choke on syntax errors).
IMHO, the chaperon parser is very well suited to strict parsing but a bit too rigid about the syntax, and harder to customize as it requires people to understand the LALR grammar. Radeox uses regexp matching, with which people are usually more familiar.
Radeox is currently LGPL and as such could not be distributed with Cocoon, but Stephan Schmidt says a license change might possible if there's interest from our community, in view of a possible move of the project to the ASF later on.
So, assuming the license stuff is taken core of, should we:
[ ] Write a RadeoxWikiGenerator and distribute the Radeox binaries in the chaperon block
[ ] Create a new radeox block for this new RadeoxWikiGenerator
[ ] Stay with the Chaperon-based wiki parser as *the* Cocoon wiki parser and forget about Radeox
WDYT? -Bertrand
