Free markup software for linux

Markup::MatchTree is a Perl module for building trees to be compared to Markup::Trees.

SYNOPSIS

use Markup::MatchTree;

my $match_tree = Markup::MatchTree->new( no_squash_whitespace => @same_as_I_used_for_Markup__Tree);
$match_tree->parse_file (http://localhost/site_template.xml);

Most likely you wont need to use this module explicitly unless you are doing some custom matching/parsing/extracting. Mainly this will be used by the upcoming Markup::Content module.

See Markup::Tree for a description of the methods. The only difference is MatchTree dosent accpet no_indent as an argument. no_squash_whitespace should be the same value that was used for Markup::Tree.

eXtensible Server Side Markup Language is based on XML and Struts technologies, and allows for an easy and streamlined creation of various technical and business rules with further implementation as Web services and interfaces.

It features the ability to define XML structures and ties such to actual Java code, conditional and flow processing logic, variable definition by value and reference, and logging both at class and custom component level.

Historical Event Markup and Linking project its providing the user with means of coordinating and navigating disparate historical materials on the internet.
It includes:
- an XML schema for historical events which describes the events participants, dates, location and keywords; the schema associates these with source materials in print or on the web.
- XSLT stylesheets that combine conforming documents and generate lists, maps and graphical timelines out of them.
Heml integrates these resources using the Cocoon2 web publishing engine.
Main features:
- An RDF export of some recent Japanese history.
- A timeline of Russia under Stalin (in Russian)
- An xhtml document about Beethoven, with heml:Event tags added, producing a sidebar for historical navigation
- An animated map of events pertaining to the study of the history of Greek medicine (currently requires Adobe SVG Plugin)
- A dynamic map of the career of Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz
- A table of events during the Meiji Restoration (in Japanese Unicode)
Explore the menus above these to change their view, language, font, base map, calendar, etc. Alternatively, follow one of the Local Documents links on the site sidebar to explore all the views on that document.
Use the schema to create your own Heml documents, download the Heml webapp, and serve your material as timelines, maps and historical tables.
The somewhat out-of-date Project Description introduces the ideas behind Heml and outlines the direction this project is heading. The fully documented XML schema is also available. You can use it to create your own Heml documents, download the Heml webapp, and serve your material as timelines, maps and historical tables.

The primary use of this module by its author was to manage the Better SCM comparison of version control systems.

The Perl versions can generate either HTML or DocBook/XML. (the latter can be converted into many other formats). Also available is an XSLT stylesheet for transforming the XML markup into HTML.

RetroWiki is a flat-file wiki engine written in RetroForth and PHP. The markup language can easily be extended with new markups.
Enhancements:
- This release adds caching of generated pages, a few security fixes, and a significant clean-up of the PHP code.

libupnp is a Linux SDK and UPnP devices library.

The Linux SDK for UPnP Devices is an SDK for development of UPnP device
and control point applications for Linux.

It consists of the core UPnP protocols along with a UPnP-specific eXtensible Markup Language (XML) parser supporting the Document Object Model (DOM) Level 2 API and an optional, integrated mini web server for serving UPnP related documents.

OpenHuman is a Web-based, database and operating system independent, self-expression system. It is an exact copy of the idea experimented with on openhuman.org.
OpenHuman project has been released to let social groups from anywhere around the world build their own openhuman pages and experiment with this idea locally.
Why you should be an OpenHuman? Because:
- openness is always good
- helps us to understand that we are not alone
- makes you stronger, dont be shy
- widens your vision, enlightens you
- can be a place to make references about you (like: Emre has 4 names)
- can help scientific researches (database dumps will be freely available)
Enhancements:
- Wikipedia Interoperability.
- An internal markup language.
- Updated Profiles on the homepage.
- Usability improvements.
- A minor bugfix in dashboard.php.