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I think I've seen a script for converting mediawiki syntax to Latex. Also, in case there are more than one solution for this, it might be nice to summarize them here.

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If you working from within a mediawiki, there is the wiki2latex extension.

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I spend two years writing a tool for that purpose. It is available under GPL.

http://de.wikibooks.org/wiki/Benutzer:Dirk_Huenniger/wb2pdf

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Zim is WYSIWYG desktop note-taking application with a wiki markup that can directly export their .txt pages to HTML or LaTeX code. It is available for Windows, BSD and Linux (included in several distributions). It can export single pages or complete notebooks.

A simple page of Zim, their internal wiki code and the compiled LaTeX export as article is showed below:

MWEzim

Content-Type: text/x-zim-wiki
Wiki-Format: zim 0.4
Creation-Date: 2012-10-05T19:09:32+02:00

====== Testing Zim ======

===== Title 2 =====

==== Title 3 ====

=== Title 4 ===

== Title 5 ==

Some text  normal **bold** //italic// __underlined__
~~deleted~~ normal ''literal ''_{ sub} ^{super}

* item
* item
* item

[*] item checked
[ ] item not checked

MWELatex

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This perl script seems to be the script I was thinking of.

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Javalatex seems like a very interesting project, and should have support for this. (Haven't tried them yet, but will report experience when I have)

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There is also WikiPublisher addon which is built specifically as an addon to pmwiki. I have been using it with quite some success.

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