Valid Typotags Table --------------------- ____________________ ___________________ _______________ ____________ v14 current (online) use setext form acted upon or name of of text emphasis of same displayed as the typotag ? ==================== =================== =============== ============ === Internet mail header From Subject: shown subject-tt (a) (start of a message) minimal mail header [Date: & From:] -------------------- ------------------- --------------- ------------ --- title (1 per text) "Title a title title-tt (b) in distinct position =====" in chosen style -------------------- ------------------- --------------- ------------ --- heading (1+/ text) "Subhead a subhead subhead-tt (c) in distinct position -------" in chosen style -------------------- ------------------- --------------- ------------ --- body text 66-char lines in- lines undented indent-tt (d) [plain not-indented] dented by 2 space and unfolded -------------------- ------------------- --------------- ------------ --- 1+ bold word(s) **[multi]word** 1+ bold word(s) bold-tt (e) a single italic word ~word~ 1 italic word italic-tt (f) 1+ underlined words [_multi]_word_ underlined text underline-tt (g) hypertextual 1+ word [multi_]word_ 1+ hot word(s) hot-tt (h) >followed by text >[space][text] > [mono-spaced] include-tt (i) bullet-text in pos1 *[space][text] [bullet] [text] bullet-tt (j) `_quoted typotag!_` `_left alone!_` quote-tt (k) -------------------- ------------------- --------------- ------------ --- [hypertext link def] ^.. _word URL jump to address href-tt (l) [hypertext note def] ^.. _word Note:("*") ("cause error") note-tt (m) -------------------- ------------------- --------------- ------------ --- end of first? setext $$ [last on a line] [parse another] twobuck-tt (n) ^..[space][not dot] [line hidden] suppress-tt (o) logical end of text ^..[alone on a line] [taken note of] twodot-tt (p) ==================== =================== =============== ============ === Note: only one instance of the element (c) (or, in its absence, (b)) is absolutely _required_ for a text to be considered a valid setext. All the elements but (c) are in effect optional, not necessary for a setext to be declared as such. Element (a) deals with setexts that arrive via email and end up being parsed (processed) as unedited mailbox files; fully employed the (a), (b) and (c) make it possible to distribute "multisetexts", i.e. setexts with one additional level of logical structure (= more than one setext per message; more than one message in a mailbox). If such file is viewed as a multisetext it will result in 3-level-outline structure: mail-subjects become top-level chapters, setext titles denote subchapters (topics) and the subheads yet finer threads within these (still a notch ABOVE mere "paragraphs of text"). $$