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SexpCode is Exactly What It Says On The Tin: a markup language
built around s-expressions (using curly brackets instead of
parentheses), meant to be a replacement for BBCode. As such,
it is probably the furthest thing from semantic markup around:
it's purely presentational.
2012-04-15 10k sexpcode-master.zip -- see Cairnarvon/sexpcode
2019-06-24 954B sexpcode.cheatsheet
+--------------------------------------------------+
| sexpcode cheatsheet |
+---------------+----------------------------------+
| Headings | N/A |
+---------------+----------------------------------+
| Paragraphs | N/A (Separated by two newlines?) |
+---------------+----------------------------------+
| Lists | N/A |
+---------------+----------------------------------+
| Inline markup | {b Bold \{text\}} |
| | {i Italic text} |
| | {m Monospaced}/{tt Teletype} |
| | {code '{python} print("Hello")} |
| | {- verbatim {b text}}} -} |
+---------------+----------------------------------+
| Links | {url http://example.com Link} |
| | {{url http://example.com} Link} |
+---------------+----------------------------------+
Rosio Pavoris: Towards a better BBCode - Archive.org (2010-05-25)
SexpCode for the Masses - Archive.org (2012-01-17)
+ w3m-dump of the page
Cairnarvon/sexpcode: CLI SexpCode-to-HTML translator (C, MIT)
Cairnarvon/sexpcode.py: Python bindings for sexpcode
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