Great program! Thanks for keeping it active.

Is it possible to have different bullet styles for unordered sublists? In other words, each level would have a different bullet character. For example, something like:

triangle some text
    circle some text at next sublevel
        square some more text at the next sublevel
    circle second item
triangle second item

Move this repo from esc/wiki2beamer to wiki2beamer/wiki2beamer.

https://github.com/esc/wiki2beamer/pull/10 <- Being able to use "*[bla]" seems like the expected behaviour, but adding some documentation seems like a good Idea. I'll see if find some time.

Hi!

While bumping wiki2beamer to 0.10.0 for Gentoo, I noticed that doc/man/Makefile has broken dependencies and also calls out to man(1) while building the man page. I have a patch ready for git am. If you need a pull request instead, please let me know.

Best, Sebastian

I tried

<[note] Tell Joke about plants [note]>

but it produces in latex

\begin{note} Tell Joke about plants [note]>

I have the following slide

==== Title ====

$$
    \mathbb{S} := \{ t_1, t_2, \.\.\., t_{n} \}
$$

when it's transformed into Latex code it becomes:

$$
    \mathbb{S} := \{ t\textcolor{1, t}{2, \.\.\., t}{n} \}
$$

which is obviously not what I expect. Perhaps, the color rule should not apply while in the display math mode. Unless I am missing something I should quote my math with

Thanks for wiki2beamer, I've found it extremely useful for preparing lecture notes.

Would it be possible to get table support into wiki2beamer? That is, translation of e.g.

| header 1 | header 2 |
| ---- | ---- |
| data11 | data12 | 
| data21 | data22 |

into

\begin{tabular}{l|l}
header 1 & header 2 \\
\hline
data11 & data12 \\
data21 & data22 \\
\end{tabular}

This code is supposed to work on many python versions, add support for travis/tox to check that automatically. You know, almost 2014 and so on, might want some CI.