File: developer.txt
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Unfinished, but soon whole paragraphs wrapped in [brackets] will be made into sidebars of a sort.	Unfinished, but soon whole paragraphs wrapped in [brackets] will be made into sidebars of a sort.
	[Note how the sidebar box appears to the right of the next paragraph, and not the one above. This means that the notes will have to come before the paragraphs, but that's not so bad.]
emphasis: This is a little broken, but it's supposed to work so that slashes mark italics, stars bold, and underscores underline. I	emphasis: This is a little broken, but it's supposed to work so that slashes mark italics, stars bold, and underscores underline. I
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BUILD_SCRIPTS. We may wish to update all vars to be in $-format (but see how that gets mistakenly typeset!).	BUILD_SCRIPTS. We may wish to update all vars to be in $-format (but see how that gets mistakenly typeset!).
	boxological tables: Tables are paragraphs consisting of cells wrapped in and delimited by vertical pipes (\|): \| a man \| a plan \| \| a canal \| panama \| Of course, it wouldn't be truly boxological unless you could provide the row separators as well. The system also igores lines made up of hyphens and plus signs (- and +): +-----------------+----------+ \| Welcome to \| lnx-bbc \| +-----------------+----------+ \| This is so very \| <-- emad \| +-----------------+----------+ key-value lists: One of the most commonplace formats for a desired table is a paragraph that is entirely rfc822-esque key:value pairs. In this situation, a two-column table is made, with the left column consisting of <th> cells, and the right <td>: One: two buckle: my shoe three four: <-- emad
As you can see, the system needs work. It did, however, generate a lot of good HTML using basically legible TXT files. Beaujolais!	As you can see, the system needs work. It did, however, generate a lot of good HTML using basically legible TXT files. Beaujolais!

Unfinished, but soon whole paragraphs wrapped in [brackets]
will be made into sidebars of a sort.

[Note how the sidebar box appears to the right of the *next*
paragraph, and not the one above. This means that the notes
will have to come before the paragraphs, but that's not so
bad.]

emphasis:
This is a little broken, but it's supposed to work so that
slashes mark italics, stars bold, and underscores underline. I

BUILD_SCRIPTS. We may wish to update all vars to be in
$-format (but see how that gets mistakenly typeset!).

boxological tables:
Tables are paragraphs consisting of cells wrapped in and
delimited by vertical pipes (|):

| a man | a plan |
| a canal | panama |

Of course, it wouldn't be truly boxological unless you could
provide the row separators as well. The system also igores
lines made up of hyphens and plus signs (- and +):

+-----------------+----------+
| Welcome to | lnx-bbc |
+-----------------+----------+
| This is so very | <-- emad |
+-----------------+----------+

key-value lists:
One of the most commonplace formats for a desired table is a
paragraph that is entirely rfc822-esque key:value pairs. In
this situation, a two-column table is made, with the left
column consisting of <th> cells, and the right <td>:

One: two
buckle: my shoe
three four: <-- emad

As you can see, the system needs work. It did, however, generate a
lot of good HTML using basically legible TXT files. Beaujolais!