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| **test** : |
| ##mon**o**space## \\ |
| {{{li**tt**eral}}} \\ |
| {{{##b**o**th##}}} |
| (# don't work !) |
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| A bit of text inside a logical_line \\ |
| A bit of text inside an alinea \\ |
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| An alinea is a piece of text ended by a newline //tag//. In regular text, an alinea is a paragraph ; it can also be a header, a list item, a table row, when started with the appropriate layout tag.\\ |
| An alinea is a piece of text ended by a newline //tag//. In regular text, an alinea is a paragraph ; it can also be a heading, a list item, a table row, when started with the appropriate layout tag.\\ |
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| **layout tag :** A kind of mark/tag placed at the start of an alinea \\ |
| **layout tag :** A kind of tag placed at the start of an alinea \\ |
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| **block :** Either a sequence of segments of the same type (e.g. a list made of list items), or a part of page included as a hole instead of beeing written (e.g. TOC, note list, image) \\ |
| see "page structure" |
| **block :** Either a sequence of alineas of the same type (e.g. a list made of list items), or a part of page included as a hole instead of beeing written (e.g. TOC, note list, imported page, image) \\ |
| Note that there are single-alinea blocks -- especially headings. |
| //see also "page structure"// |
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| **section = header / content :** Major semantic tailoring of a page. \\ |
| A header is a segment ; may be split into title / subtitle. \\ |
| **section = heading / content :** Major semantic tailoring of a page. \\ |
| A heading is a (special kind of ?) alinea ; may be split into title / subtitle. \\ |
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| // please improve & criticize on talk page// |
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| header |
| heading |
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| header |
| heading |
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| content |
| body (or content) |
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| line (logical) |
| line (visual) |
| alinea |
| sub-alinea (split with NL) |
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| (A header could be a single-section block, thus both a section and a block ? Then, how to mark a subtitle ? There should be a tag. Splitting a header with a visual newline is not coherent, as it's not a tag. If we choose a new tag (e.g. '!'), then a header becomes a block with 2 alineas. Similar to a definition block.) |
| (A heading could be a single-section block, thus both a section and a block ? Then, how to mark a subtitle ? There should be a tag, or what ? Splitting a heading with a visual newline is not coherent, as it's not a tag. If we choose a new tag (e.g. '!'), then a heading would become a block with 2 alineas. Similar to a definition block tagged with ;term:explanation) |
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| This is a semantic, informal, structure : it is not actually marked by the tagged format, the reader only deducts it from the sequence of different page elements. Note that a header marks the start of a section (also if the following content is blank or even empty). But there is no delimited section in fact. //Idem// for alineas in a block. //Idem// for segments in a line. \\ |
| This is a semantic, informal, structure : it is not actually marked by the tagged format, the reader only deducts it from the sequence of different page elements. Note that a heading marks the start of a section (also if the following content is blank or even empty). But there is no delimited section in fact. //Idem// for alineas in a block. //Idem// for segments in a line. \\ |
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| The page itself is a section, //id est// a header-body pattern. But it's not a sequence of sub-sections, as its body (content) can start -- and often actually starts -- with an untitled introduction. Idem for the sub-sections. \\ |
| Thus, each body, including the page's content, is a series of blocks. Some of them can be headers, thus informally creating new sections. |
| The page itself is a kind of super-section, //id est// a heading-body pattern. But it's not a sequence of sub-sections, as its body (content) can start -- and often actually starts -- with an untitled introduction or abstract. In other words, there is often some content before any section. //Idem// for the sub-sections. \\ |
| Each body, including the page's full content, is a series of blocks. Some of them can be headings, thus informally creating new sections. |
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| page : header body |
| header : title sub_title? |
| page : heading body |
| heading : title sub_title? |
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| block : header | paragraph_block | bullet_list | number_list | table | imported_block | computed_block |
| paragraph_block : paragraph+ |
| bullet_list : bullet_list_item NL |
| number_list : number_list_item NL |
| table : table_row |
| block : heading | paragraphs | list | definitions | table | imported_block | computed_block |
| paragraphs : paragraph+ |
| list : (bullet_list_item | number_list_item)+ |
| definitions : definition+ |
| table : table_row+ |
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| ** note the major difference between //semantic// & //markup// page structures** (lol) |
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| page : logical_line¤ |
| logical_line : title | sub_title | paragraph | bullet_list_item | number_list_item | table_row | imported_block | computed_block |
| page : alinea¤ |
| alinea : title | sub_title | paragraph | bullet_list_item | number_list_item | table_row | imported_block | computed_block |
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| ** note the major difference between //semantic// & //markup// page structures** (lol) |
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| header : title sub_title? |
| heading : title sub_title? |
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| paragraph : logical_line_style_mark* text NL |
| paragraph : alinea_style_mark* text NL |
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| * sub-headers |
| * sub-headings |
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