Formatting the embedded documentation

You can write paragraphs into multiple lines. An empty line breaks the paragraph. You can use line commands and in-line formatting. Line commands begin at the start of the line with an = sign and contain a keyword. The keyword can optionally be followed by parameters.

The line commands are:

• section switches to a section. The default section is the main section. One section can contain parts at several location in the source file, sections can be stopped, start a new section, then continue with a new.
• notoc tells the formatter not to include the section in the table of contents. You can have, and should have a link to the section uning a reference using the construct R<section>
• title Defines the title of the section. Should only be used once for each section.
• H Defines the title of the actual section and inserts the title into the documentation as a

  header

• abstract Starts the abstract of the section. This abstract should describe briefly the details of the section. This will appear in the toc.
• end End of the abstract of the section
• toc place for the table of contents, used int he main section and in the main section of the project in the SDD file. If no such a line is present in the main section then toc will be appended to the end of the section.
• hrule Horizontal rule
• itemize Start itemizing. You can nest as HTML can.
• item start a new item
• noitemize Stop itemizing
• bold Start lines in bold.
• nobold Finish bold lines.
• italic Start lines in italic.
• noitalic Finish italic lines.
• verbatim Start lines verbatim.
• noverbatim Finish verbatim lines.

You can also use in-line formatting. These are ?<any character except > and close with>. The format characters can be

• H for header
• B bold characters
• I italic characters
• T teletype characters

FILE ... TOC