Funcdown Syntax
- This page addresses stuff that one might need in order to quickly get the job done with Funcdown.
- The following TWO tables reflect how to easily expand, either tag or attribute within tag by using CAPITAL (one or two at most) letter(s).
- Tag Expansion
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Expanding tags with a
CharorTwo
Association String Mode Hashmap Mode *forDOCTYPE_DECLARATION* { 5 | X }[ '*' => 5 | '5' | 'X' ]!forHtml Comment! { Html Comment }[ '!' => 'Html Comment' ]~forTextNode~ { TextNode }[ '~' => 'TextNode' ]Rfor<html>R [ !{+ more_tags} ][ 'R' => [ '!' => '+ more_tags' ]]Hfor<head>H [ !{+ more_tags} ][ 'H' => [ '!' => '+ more_tags' ]]Mfor<meta>M (attr val)|[ 'M@attr val' => null ]Tfor<title>T { TextNode }[ 'T' => 'TextNode' ]Lfor<link>L (attr val)|[ 'L@attr val' => null ]Jfor<script>J {:>>> console.log (window) <<<:}[ 'J' => 'console.log (window)' ]Bfor<body>B [ !{+ more_tags} ][ 'B' => [ '!' => '+ more_tags' ]]Dfor<div>D { TextNode }[ 'D' => 'TextNode' ]Nfor<nav>N { TextNode }[ 'N' => 'TextNode' ]Pfor<pre>P { TextNode }[ 'P' => 'TextNode' ]Cfor<code>C { TextNode }[ 'C' => 'TextNode' ]Ffor<form>F [ !{+ more_tags} ][ 'F' => [ '!' => '+ more_tags' ]]Ifor<input>I (attr val)|[ 'I@attr val' => null ]Afor<article>A { TextNode }[ 'A' => 'TextNode' ]Sfor<section>S { TextNode }[ 'S' => 'TextNode' ]ASfor<aside>AS { TextNode }[ 'AS' => 'TextNode' ]HDfor<header>HD { TextNode }[ 'HD' => 'TextNode' ]FTfor<footer>FT { TextNode }[ 'FT' => 'TextNode' ]BTfor<button>BT { TextNode }[ 'BT' => 'TextNode' ]LLfor<label>LL { TextNode }[ 'LL' => 'TextNode' ]TTfor<textarea>TT { TextNode }[ 'TT' => 'TextNode' ]
- Attribute Expansion
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Expanding attributes with letter or char
Association String Mode Hashmap Mode #forid="..."tagname (# ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@# ...' => 'Text' ]%forhref="..."tagname (% ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@% ...' => 'Text' ].forclass="..."tagname (. ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@. ...' => 'Text' ]!fortitle="..."tagname (! ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@! ...' => 'Text' ]@forcontent="..."tagname (@ ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@@ ...' => 'Text' ]Aforalt="..."tagname (A ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@A ...' => 'Text' ]Sforsrc="..."tagname (S ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@S ...' => 'Text' ]Fforform="..."tagname (F ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@F ...' => 'Text' ]Tfortype="..."tagname (T ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@T ...' => 'Text' ]Nforname="..."tagname (N ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@N ...' => 'Text' ]Vforvalue="..."tagname (V ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@V ...' => 'Text' ]Cforstyle="..."tagname (C ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@C ...' => 'Text' ]Hforhidden="..."tagname (H ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@H ...' => 'Text' ]Rforreadonly="..."tagname (R ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@R ...' => 'Text' ]Eforcontenteditable="..."tagname (E ...) { Text }[ ':tagname@E ...' => 'Text' ]
- Microdown
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Microdown Syntax Insight
Microdown
->tag (class className) {CHAR//TextNode+}- Quick and dirty way to transform or isolate *(words with a lot of punctuation (dangerous) characters) without leaving curly brace
{}wrappers. Its general purpose is very similar to the one that BB-CODE has. And as it is, just like the main Funcdown syntax it self, You don't need to repeat closing tag name. However, in Microdown mode, instead of the right curly brace}, a single+is used instead, for any tag statement termination.
Association String Mode Result afor<a>a//textnode+ textnode bfor<b>b//textnode+ textnode ifor<i>i//textnode+ textnode pfor<p>p//textnode+ textnode
sfor<s>s//textnode+ textnodeufor<u>u//textnode+ textnode qfor<q>q//textnode+ textnode
Afor<abbr>A//textnode+ textnode Bfor<bdi>B//textnode+ textnode Cfor<code>C//textnode+ textnodeDfor<data>D//@V sample| textnode+ textnode Kfor<kbd>K//textnode+ textnode Lfor<label>L//@for sample| textnode+ Mfor<mark>M//textnode+ textnode Nfor<dfn>N//textnode+ textnode Ofor<bdo>O//@dir rtl| textnode+ textnode Sfor<span>S//textnode+ textnode Tfor<time>T//07:05:32+ Vfor<var>V//textnode+ textnode Ifor<input>I//@# sample,T text,N sample,V textnode| + Jfor<script>J//((s) => {return s\})("J")+ [source] _for<hr>_//@. someClass| + Wfor<wbr>W//+ [opportunity] -for<br>-//+ [LBR] !for<!-- COMMENT -->!//Comment+ [source]