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TXT2TAGS SAMPLE
aurélio, aurelio@verde666.org
20021220

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 <@Bullet:> •	Introduction
 •	Fonts and Beautifiers
  <@Bullet:>  •	Beautifiers
  •	Pre-Formatted Text
  •	More Cosmetics
 •	Lists
  <@Bullet:>  •	Plain List
  •	Numbered List
  •	Definition List
 •	Tables
 •	Special Entities
  <@Bullet:>  •	Images
  •	Other

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<@Title1:>Introduction
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Welcome to the <FONT "Lucida Console"><SIZE 9>txt2tags<SIZE$><FONT$> sample file.
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Here you have examples and a brief explanation of all tags.
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The first 3 lines of the this file are used as headers, on the following format:
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line1: document title
line2: author name, email
line3: date, version
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Lines with balanced equal signs = around are titles.

<@Title1:>Fonts and Beautifiers
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We have two sets of fonts:
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<@Bullet:>•	<B>the normal type<P>:
  can be improved with beautifiers to bold, italic, underline or combinations between them.
•	<B>the typewriter type<P>:
  uses monospaced font for preformatted text.

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We will now enter on a subtitle...

<@Title2:>Beautifiers
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The text tags for beautifiers are simple, just as you type on a plain text email message.
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We use double *, / and _ to represent <B>bold<P>, <I>italic<P> and <U>underline<P>.
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The <B><I>bold italic<P> style is also supported.

<@Title2:>Pre-Formatted Text
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We can put a code sample or other preformatted text:
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  here    is     preformatted
//tags// are  **not**  `interpreted`
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And also, it's easy to put a one line preformatted text:
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prompt$ ls /etc

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Or use <FONT "Lucida Console"><SIZE 9>preformatted<SIZE$><FONT$> inside sentences.

<@Title2:>More Cosmetics
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Special entities like an email (duh@somewhere.com) or an URL (<U>http://www.duh.com<P>) are recognized automagically, as long as the horizontal line:
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^ thin or large v
========================================================
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You can also specify an explicit link <U>http://duh.org#anchor<P> with label.
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And remember,
<@Quote:>A TAB in front of the line does a quotation.
<@Quote:><@Quote:>More TABs increase the quote depth (if allowed).
Nice.

<@Title1:>Lists
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A list of items is natural, just putting a <B>dash<P> or a <B>plus<P> at the begining of the line.

<@Title2:>Plain List
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The dash is the default list identifier. For sublists, just add <B>spaces<P> at the beginning of the line. More spaces, more sublists.
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<@Bullet:>•	earth
  <@Bullet:>  •	america
    <@Bullet:>    •	south america
      <@Bullet:>      •	brazil
        <@Bullet:>        •	how deep can i go?
  •	europe
    <@Bullet:>    •	lots of countries
•	mars
  <@Bullet:>  •	who knows?

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The list ends with <B>two<P> consecutive blank lines.

<@Title2:>Numbered List
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The same rules as the plain list, just a different identifier (plus).
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<@Bullet:>•    one
•    two
•    three
  <@Bullet:>  •	mixed lists!
  •	what a mess
    <@Bullet:>    •    counting again
    •    ...
•    four


<@Title2:>Definition List
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The list identifier is an equal sign, and the colon separate the definition
term to the definition definition.
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<@Bullet:>•	<B>orange<P>: a yellow fruit
•	<B>apple<P>: a green or red fruit
•	<B>other fruits<P>:
  <@Bullet:>  •	wee!
  •	mixing lists
    <@Bullet:>    •    again!
    •    and again!


<@Title1:>Tables
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Tables are supported for the HTML, Sgml and Moin targets.
On the others they're treated as preformatted text.
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Just use pipes to compose table rows and cells.
Double pipe at the line begining identify a table title row.
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|| title   | other title | another  |
| cell 1.1 | cell 1.2    | cell 1.3 |
| cell 2.1 | cell 2.2    | cell 2.3 |

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Without the last pipe, no border:
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|| title   | other title | another
| cell 1.1 | cell 1.2    | cell 1.3
| cell 2.1 | cell 2.2    | cell 2.3


<@Title1:>Special Entities
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Because things were too simple.

<@Title2:>Images
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The image tag is as simple as it can be: <FONT "Lucida Console"><SIZE 9>[filename]<SIZE$><FONT$>.
photo.jpg
<@Bullet:>•	filename must end in PNG, JPG, GIF, or similar.
•	no spaces on the brackets! (on the filename ok)


<@Title2:>Other
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And as a gift, a special <FONT "Lucida Console"><SIZE 9>%%date<SIZE$><FONT$> handy tag that tell us the current date.
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So today is 20021220 on the ISO <FONT "Lucida Console"><SIZE 9>yyyymmdd<SIZE$><FONT$> format.
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You can also specify the date format with the %? flags,
as <FONT "Lucida Console"><SIZE 9>%%date(%m-%d-%Y)<SIZE$><FONT$> wich gives: 12-20-2002.
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That's all.
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