Biloba STX refsheet

  This short document illustrates the most important forms
  available in Biloba STX. It is most useful if viewed in
  source form, instead of the rendered output.

  Structure
  
    body text is indented 2 blanks relative to its
    caption

    Sub-Section
    
      Sub-Sub-Section
      
        some text
      
      Sub-Sub-Section
      
        again, some text
        
    some text that adds to
    the body of /Sub-Section/

  Lists

    bullet lists introduced with a dash (or ''o'', ''*'', 
    ''*)'')
    
    numbered lists introduced with a number (or ''<number>.'',
    ''<number>)'' )

    Lists may be indented but are not required to be. To add
    a list directly after a caption, the list has to be 
    indented relative to the body of the section (that is
    4 blanks relative to the caption, as the body is already
    indented 2 blanks)

    Example Bullet List

        - item 1
        - item 2
          - subitem 2.1
          - subitem 2.2
        - item 3
        - item 4

    Example Numbered List

        1) item 1
        2) item 2
          2.1) subitem 2.1
          2,2) subitem 2.2
        4) item 3
        99) item 4

  Term/Definition Pairs

    Term and its definition are separated by two dashes ''--''.

    HTML -- HyperText Markup Language
    XML -- eXtensible Markup Language

  Figures
  
    Are created by spontaneous indentation. That is indenting
    after something not a caption. In order to prevent the line
    before a figure from becoming a caption, it has to span at
    least two lines.
    
      #Simple C Program
      
      #include <stdio.h>
      #define S "Hello, World\n"
      
      int main(int argc, char **argv)
      {
        exit(printf(S) == strlen(S) ? 0 : 1);
      }
    
    If the first line in a figure starts with a hash sign it is
    interpreted as the caption for the figure.
  
  Images
  
    Similiar to figures, but you have to add a ''#type:image'' line
    at the top of the figure. The figure's text is the path to the
    image.
    
      #Image of Ginkgo Leaves (Tamara Crupi, September 1996)
      #type:image
      ../biloba.jpg

  Quotes
  
    The quote must be enclosed in double quotation marks. Quote and
    Source are separated by two dashes.
    
    "Man is not the sum of what he has already,
    but rather the sum of what he does not yet have,
    of what he could have." --Jean-Paul Sartre 
    
  Inline Formatting
  
    Add /emphasis/ or even *stronger emphasis*. Sample text is
    enclosed in two pairs of ''single quotation marks''.
    
    If you have to reflect a correction to text that was
    entered ~fehlerhaft~ _incorrectly_, enclose
    the incorrect text in tilde characters ''~'' and the
    correct text in underscore characters.