OurBigBook
If given, the current section contains metadata about file or other resource with the given URL.
If empty, the URL of the file is extracted directly from the header. Otherwise, the given URL is used.
for example:
renders a bit like:
so note how:
= path/to/myfile.c
{file}
An explanation of what this file is about.= path/to/myfile.c
{id=_file/path/to/myfile.c}
An explanation of what this file is about.
\a[path/to/myfile.c]
``
// Contents of path/to/myfile.c
int main() {
return 1;
}
``- Also, a
_file/prefix is automatically added to the ID. This is needed with-S,--split-headersto avoid a collision between:path/to/myfile.c: the actual file_file/path/to/myfile.c: the metadata about that file. Note that locally the.htmlextension is added as infile/path/to/myfile.c.htmlwhich avoids the collision. But on a server deployment, the.htmlis not present, and there would be a conflict if we didn't add thatfile/prefix.
- a link to the is added automatically, since users won't be able to click it from the header, as clicking on the header will just link to the header itself
- a preview is added. The type of preview is chosen as follows:
In some cases however, especially when dealing with external URLs, we might want to have a more human readable title with a non empty
which renders something like:
file argument:
The video \x[tank-man-by-cnn-1989] is very useful.
= Tank Man by CNN (1989)
{c}
{file=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeFzeNAHEhU}
An explanation of what this video is about.The video \x[tank-man-by-cnn-1989] is very useful.
= Tank Man by CNN (1989)
{id=_file/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeFzeNAHEhU}
\Video[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeFzeNAHEhU]
An explanation of what this video is about.
