Looks somewhat similar to Latex syntax, but with \ prefix removed -- anything that looks like a "command" is parsed like a command, otherwise it's a regular text.
How does "command" look? There are a bunch of ways, you can have command[text], command{options}[text], [symbol], -[comment], "[autoquote], ![meta], etc...
(and how does one mark up a part of the word? There are "space-sucking" modifiers on the "command".)
The main advantage of this is that it outputs HTML/XML, so there is no need for new tags -- add it as pre-processor to any XML-consuming code.
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The main advantage of this is that it outputs HTML/XML, so there is no need for new tags -- add it as pre-processor to any XML-consuming code.