Package Exports
- wallapatta
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Readme
#Wallapatta
Wallapatta has a syntax similar to Markdown and uses a layout inspired by handouts of Edward R. Tufte.
##Overview
Wallapatta uses indentation to specify the hierarchy of content.
###Heading1
Introduction
* Point one
Description about point one
####Subtopic
Subtopic content
This belongs to Heading1Indentation is required for specifying content for components like lists, code blocks, special blocks, etc.
It also helps while working with large documents because code folding can be used with Wallapatta. The hierarchy of content is important for printing as well- to indentify where to break pages.
Side notes are another key feature of Wallapatta. You can have text, lists, links, HTML content, as well as images, in side notes.
We've changed some of the syntax from Markdown; for instance, << and >> are used for links instead of [](), because we felt that it's a little more intuitive due to its resemblence with HTML tags.
Use the online editor to try out the Wallapatta syntax.
Check out a detailed Wallapatta documentation, written in Wallapatta itself, at http://vpj.github.io/wallapatta/introduction.html