At the end of last year, I forked the moribund console-based hnb outliner code and launched Tines. I’ve mostly focused on improving its planner capabilities… and why am I nattering about this on the Groff list?
Version 1.10 has an option to export to groff -ms (or Markdown) through XSLT. You have to install xsltproc if you haven’t already for this to work. But now you can export directly from your outline and start working on your paper. The -ms markup is pretty vanilla; it uses the top-level entry as the title and child entries are either headings or text (you can mark an entry as text, and text entries under text entries are considered bullet lists). Source code is on github and it compiles on MacOSX and Linux. Once I get packages done, I’ll focus on a DOS/Doze port (unless someone takes it up first). https://github.com/larrykollar/tines <https://github.com/larrykollar/tines> The wiki has lots of documentation. Just in case anyone was looking for something like this… Larry
