1 Is there a way to support backslash or other "unusual" characters in
2 the output .html names?
4 I added `\\` to wiki_file_chars (not just `\` since this value is
5 the contents of a Perl [...] regexp, per
6 IkiWiki.pm). But doing this and then creating a file \foo.mdwn on the
7 source side is not enough, because the backslash is autotranslated to /
8 (for the sake of Windows I suppose), resulting in
9 http://example.org//foo/.
11 I'm looking to make a TeX-related wiki. Hence having backslash as a
12 normal character is desirable. I know there would be plenty more complications,
13 but, just exploring the options ...
15 Generalizing from backslashes, is there a way to control the mapping
16 from .mdwn names to the output .html names (and directories I guess),
17 apart from the specific usedirs and indexpages settings?
19 I've glanced through plugins and done a bunch of web searches without
20 any success. Any help appreciated. Thanks. --[[KarlBerry]]