AzeMark 2 · AzeForge 0.6.3
Documents.
Combine typed tables and algorithms with theorem-family statements, worked examples, figures, callouts, and references.
Directives
| Directive | Generated reference |
|---|---|
table | Fields, body schema, and limits |
algorithm | Fields, body schema, and limits |
statement | Fields, body schema, and limits |
example | Fields, body schema, and limits |
bibliography | Fields, body schema, and limits |
figure | Fields, body schema, and limits |
callout | Fields, body schema, and limits |
Source and rendered output
Excerpt from 11-structured-content.aze.md in the upstream docs/language library, compiled with the pinned 0.6.3 compiler. The full file ships as a canonical Source below.
:::: table
id: pilot-line-yields
number: true
caption: Pilot line yields
----
columns:
- key: batch
name: Batch
type: text
- key: units
name: Units
type: integer
rows:
- batch: B-101
units: 480
- batch: B-102
units: 512
::::| Batch | Units |
|---|---|
| B-101 | 480 |
| B-102 | 512 |
Canonical Sources
These files come from the compiler's verified example library. Keep the document envelope and directive spellings intact when adapting them.
- Document basicsDownload the complete canonical Source.
- Structured technical contentDownload the complete canonical Source.
- Composition and citationDownload the complete canonical Source.
Known boundary. Citation and endnote forms are demonstrated by the canonical composition Source. The 0.6.2 grammar does not publish a complete syntax for either form, so this guide does not infer one.
Authoring workflow
- Start from the smallest relevant block in the canonical Source.
- Give referenced declarations stable kebab-case identifiers.
- Run
azeforge validatebefore rendering. - Apply diagnostic suggestions to the reported location rather than guessing at a replacement field.