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From: Ian Barton <lists@manor-farm.org>
Subject: Re: HOWTO export document to wiki text?
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> 
> Yes, I use PmWiki myself and think it's great. However, custom markup
> rules would work only as a partial solution here, since PmWiki stores
> pages (with all diffs) in its own peculiar flat file format that can't
> really be edited directly. (Take a look at the files in your wiki.d
> directory.)
> 
> I suppose one could create org markup rules for Pmwiki and then edit the
> pages in org-mode via w3m. There is also a defunct pmwiki-mode for emacs
> that pulls PmWiki pages off a website for editing.
> 
Matt,

There is a CVS version of pmwiki-mode, which is fairly up to date. I use 
it to edit my own pages. It's currently maintained by Lukasz Stafiniak 
<lukstafi@gmail.com>. I'll try and find the url of the CVS repo.

Ian.