Saluton Carsten :)

Carsten Agger <a...@...> dixit:
> This script allows simple formatting like *italics* and _underline_, but
> I'd like something a but more "shiny", which would e.g. also recognize
> chapter and section headings and maybe even generate a TOC.

Don't know about the TOC, but a time ago I heard from a tool called
"otl" that does more or less what you want.

Anyway, if your plan is to publish the book as HTML, I would use some
almost-plain-text format that already had some kind of powerful HTML
converter/generator. Like, for example, POD (maybe a bit limited for
what you want) or the Python tools (Docutils, reStructuredText and
Sphinx).

I have no big experience with those tools, though, and myself I would
write directly using HTML and will generate the TOC with a hand made
script, probably. Nonetheless Sphinx sounds promising for your needs, or
even otl.

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