Diary format (tag set) Paragraph (Text block) tags: P - Paragraph - takes optionally the name of the author (which may be the literal anonymous). C - Chapter - takes all arguments of a P, date (Format: dd/mm/yy) and title. S - Can be used everywhere where a P can be used, but does not effects the text in any way, as a paragraph does. Mainly usefull for naming and reffering to with an Include. Quote - A quote of what someone else wrote. More os less the same as a contained P with author set... But a bit more part of the containing block, since it is not an own paragraph. Takes the author as arg. F - Footnote - takes no args. Comment - Editorial comment. The first item is the comment, on the rest of the items. The first item must be a paragraph. Paus - Comment on why there was an interruption of the writing. Implies P and Comment (on nothing). Expl - Explanation of a term/word. Takes no arguments. The first item should be a P containing the explanation, of the rest of the items. Group tags: List - Unordered list of P:s and/or C:s. Conversation - A conversation between different authors. May only contain P-tags, and all of them must have an author specified. As a script for a theatre. Mode (sentense/word) tags: Do - Something done by the author, like *foo* in mail/chat. Tag - Something that should appear as a XML tag in the output, as in I don't hate anything. Takes one argument, content, the content of the open tag as a string. Em - With emphasis, like _foo_ in mail/chat, italic or bold. Tm - Trademarked, as in 'A Good Thing'. Namify - As in 'and other Evil'. Special tags: Code - Code example - indentation, line breaks, etc. are preserved. Link - A link to some reference, e.g. a web-page, a book or whatever. Takes one arg, ref, which is a URL to the resource. Wiered protocols like book:// are allowed. Most of these consists of just a bounch of foo=bar-pairs, separated by coma. Note that spaces should be encoded as spaces or new-line, not %20. Available protocols (To be extended if bessesary): book://(..*=.*,)*(..*=.*)? Parameters: isbn, title, subtitle, author, copy, copyyear One special URl is tag://name, whith name exchanged for a name of one of the tags named with a name-arg, in the document (see include for more info on this). I - Include the content of some other tag (args and sub-items), named as stated in the single arg r. The result is as if the whole include-block had been exchanged for the named block. All tags may be named using a name arg.