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#

#   Dos9 Manual pages, The Dos9 project

#   Copyright (C) 2012-2014  Romain Garbi (DarkBatcher)

#

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{{TEA Command}}



	The {TEA} (Tea Expands Ascii) command is a text preprocessor allowing

	easy and fast formating for documents (either text or html).

	

	The {TEA} markup language is lightweight and designed to be simple to learn

	and to understand, allowing the preprocessor to have the tiniest size as

	possible.



{{Synopsis}}



${TEA source [output] [/E[:]encoding] [/O[:]mode]}



	Creates a text or HTML document from the {source}.



	- {source} : The source file that {TEA} will preprocess (this file should

	be using {tea_syntax|TEA syntax})

	

	- {output} : The file that {TEA} will generate. You have to 

	specify the correct extension

	for the file as {TEA} does not use this to determine the type of the output.



	- {/E[:]encoding} : Specify the encoding that should be used to process the text.

	The encoding can be :



		-- {UTF-8} : Use utf-8. If you choose this encoding, then any BOM will be

		ignored from {source}.



		-- Any other encoding will be treated as a single-byte encoding.



	- {/O[:]mode} : Chooses an output format



		-- {TEXT} : Produce a text file without coloration. Characters 

		are used to denote the formating and

		target of links are integrated in the file. This is the defautlt

		Output



		-- {TEXT-PLAIN} : Produce a text file that is more easy to read

		but with less formating



		-- {TEXT-ANSI} : Produces a text file formated using ANSI escape

		code so that it is readable on any compatible terminal.

		

		-- {HTML} : Produces a HTML document.





{{Synopsis - HTML Options}}



	You can specify some more option for HTML generation, which are the

	following :

	

${TEA source output /O:HTML [/M meta] [/H head] [/F foot] [/T title] [/C[:]mode]}



	Where :



		- {/M meta} : A file to include within the <head> tag of {output}.



		- {/H head} : A file to include just after the <body> tag of {output}.

		

		- {/F foot} :  A file to include just before the </body> tag of {output}.



		- {/T title} : Specifies a prefix that should be added to the title.



		- {/C[:]mode} : Chooses some compatibility mode (default output is HTML5)



			-- {HTML4} : Generate a valid HTML4.1 file



			-- {XHTML} : Generate a valid XHTML file

			

			-- {MD} : Generate a valid markdown file for {dos9.org}



{{TEA Syntax}}



	The tea syntax is described in {tea_syntax|TEA Syntax} page.



{{Auteur}}



	{TEA} was developed by Romain GARBI, it is free software



{{À voir aussi}}



	{dos9|Dos9}, {tea_syntax|TEA Syntax}