I'm looking for a tool or script to convert Markdown files to Dokuwiki format, that will run on a PC.

This is so that I can use MarkdownPad on a PC to create initial drafts of documents, and then convert them to Dokuwiki format, to upload to a Dokuwiki installation that I have no control over. (This means that the Markdown plugin is no use to me.)

I could spend time writing a Python script to do the conversion myself, but I'd like to avoid spending time on this, if such a thing exists already.

The Markdown tags I'd like to have supported/converted are:

• Heading levels 1 - 5
• Bold, italic, underline, fixed width font
• Numbered and unnumbered lists
• Hyperlinks
• Horizontal rules

Does such a tool exist, or is there a good starting point available?

Things I've found and considered

• I initially thought that txt2tags would be helpful, but although it can write both markdown and Dokuwiki, it is very tied to its own specific input format

• I've also seen Markdown2Dokuwiki, and although I'd certainly be willing to use a sed script, even on a PC, this only supports a tiny, tiny part of Markdown's syntax.

• python-markdown2 also sounded promising, but it only writes out HTML.

• pandoc - but it doesn't support Dokuwiki output

• MultiMarkdown - does not appear to support Dokuwiki output