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6 nested - specialized editor for structured documents
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10 nested [FILE]
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14 Nested is a specialized editor focused on creating structured documents
15 such as reports, publications, presentations, books, etc. It is
16 designed to help the user concentrate on writing content without been
17 distracted by format or markup. It offers a rich WYSIWYM interface
18 where the user writes plain text with a lightweight markup language
19 known as txt2tags.
20 Basic users are assisted with extensive examples, formatting buttons, a
23 simple image gallery per document, assisted internal and external
24 links, section based layout and easy publishing options in HTML, LaTeX
25 or PDF. Power users will like the advanced pre-processing and post-pro‐
26 cessing options, advanced theming, version control systems compatibil‐
27 ity, LaTeX formulas support, a complete set of keyboard shortcuts,
28 among others.
29 Nested separates content from presentation and publishing option, so
32 same content can be presented as a HTML web page, a rich standard-com‐
33 pliant HTML presentation, a IEEE journal publication, a beautiful PDF
34 book, etc. Nested files are plain text so they can be used with common
35 version control systems.
36 Please visit the program site at http://nestededitor.sourceforge.net/.
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42 Comment % comments
43 Bold **words**
44 Italic //words//
45 Underline __words__
46 Strike --words--
47 Superscript ^^words^^
48 Subscript ,,words,,
49 Monospaced ``words``
50 Tagged ''words''
51 Separator line -----------------------...
52 Strong line =======================...
53 Image [filename.jpg]
55 [300-filename.jpg]
56 External link [label url]
57 Internal link [label #section_name]
58 Paragraph words
60 Quote <TAB>words
61 List - words
62 Numbered list + words
63 Definition list : words
64 Table | cell1 | cell2 | cell3...
65 Verbatim line ``` words
67 Tagged line ''' words
68 Verbatim block ```
70 lines
71 ```
72 Raw block """
73 lines
74 """
75 Tagged block '''
76 lines
77 '''
78 Math block <<<
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80 >>>
81 Code block {{{ code
82 lines
83 }}}
84 A more complete example can be found in File > Examples > Markup
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91 The document files are identified by the .t2t extension (such as
92 myfile.t2t). You have three areas inside your sources:
93 Header The first three lines of the file. Used for document title,
96 author, version and date information.
97 Settings
100 Begins right after the Header and ends when the Body area
101 starts. Used for settings (configurations) in the %!key‐
102 word:value format.
103 Body Begins after the settings and goes until the end of the docu‐
106 ment. Used for the document contents.
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110 These are the settings or properties of the document that are loaded
111 into the GUI.
112 %!target
115 Set the publishing option, it can be xhtmls, tex or txt
116 %!target: xhtmls
117 %!options(target)
122 Set common options to each target. Example:
123 %!options(xhtmls): --toc --toc-level 3
124 %!nested(target)
129 Set special options to each target. Example:
130 %!nested(xhtmls): --base64 --libs syntaxhighlighter,jquery
131 %!style
136 Set a style for the document. Right now it can only be used to
137 select the theme on HTML target:
138 %!style(xhtmls): media/theme/Base/style.css
139 %!preproc
144 Input search/replace filter used to change the Body of the
145 source document BEFORE conversion to target. It can be general
146 or specific to target. Search uses Python regular expressions.
147 Example:
148 %!preproc(xhtmls): "AUTHOR" "Carlos Jenkins"
149 %!postproc
154 Output search/replace filter used to change the generated docu‐
155 ment AFTER the conversion is done. Search uses Python regular
156 expressions. It can be general or specific to target. Example:
157 %!postproc(xhtmls): "<b>" "<strong>"
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163 Macros are handy shortcuts to insert dynamic contents in your document.
164 The time macros can be customized with special directives, like %Y and
165 %f, see http://docs.python.org/library/time.html for more information.
166 %%date Insert the current date. The default format is %%date(%Y%m%d),
169 which gives YYYYMMDD.
170 %%toc Specifies where the Table of Contents will be placed. You can
173 even use it multiple times. Note that you must also use the
174 --toc option.
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178 Target comments are special tokens that will be removed for some spe‐
179 cific target, making the content of the line avalaible.
180 %target%<space>
183 Avalaible targets are xhtmls (or its alias html), tex (or its
184 aliases latex or pdf) or txt (or its alias text). Please note
185 the leading space.
186 For example, you can insert in your document:
189 %html% You can download the PDF version of this document from [my website http://www.somedomain.com/myfile.pdf]
191 %pdf% You can view the HTML version of this document in [my website http://www.somedomain.com/myfile.html]
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196 All examples can be found on File > Examples
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200 ~/.nested/config.ini
201 Default user configuration file.
202 ~/.nested/recent.txt
205 Recently opened files.
206 ~/.nested/examples/
209 User custom examples.
210 ~/.nested/libraries/
213 User Javascript libraries.
214 ~/.nested/templates/
217 User content and structural templates.
218 ~/.nested/themes/
221 User HTML presentation themes.
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225 Carlos Jenkins <cjenkins@softwarelibrecr.org>
226 http://carlos.jenkins.co.cr/
227 Nested uses txt2tags by Aurelio Jargas <verde@aurelio.net>
230 http://txt2tags.org/
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234 http://sourceforge.net/p/nestededitor/tickets/
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238 Copyright (C) 2018 Carlos Jenkins, GNU GPL v2
239 Nov, 2011 NESTED(1)