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# Auth: dodd
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# File: template.txt
# Revn: 10-16-2020 1.0
# Func: Demonstrate everything the text syntax file can do
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# TODO: create
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# CHANGE LOG
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# 10-16-2020: init
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Attribute:: explanation for a little while, really how ever long you
want it to go on for. The double quote marks this text as
a property. For the time being, this text also serves as
the body, and is really hard to properly color
-> this marks a field. This is the first field, field 1
# this is a comment. below this is field 2
-> here's field 2, the second field
=> this is also a field, field 3
==> fields can be "indented" to acknowledge that things are
subortinate to the prior
---> check out that quote
-> "Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you
can do for your country" - Old Man
-> "I made numbers like 5 highlight differently in quotes"
(1) Fs = 2 * f_max
(2) x = e^(j*2*pi*f*t)
==> See above in (1) where I have defined the Nyquist
Sampling Theorem. Expressions only highlight when there
is at least one space before and after the equal sign.
Adding this kept it from highlighting the ==> arrows
==> In (2), we can see that e, j (also i), and pi are seen as
numbers
NOTE: I added this next part for fun!
-> I want to live in Norway, I wish I was Norwegian, I want
to be Norse, in Norge, Speaking Norsk like the Norwegians
-> Or perhaps live in Russia, be Russian, a slav, and speak
a slavic language like the Ruskies
note: anything between "note:" and ! will be highlighted
NoTe: the trigger is case insensitive!
-> whatever <this> is, I'm not sure yet, but it does it
--> also contains <numb3rs>