Markup Language #15

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h1> This is a Head
h2> This is h2
p> this is a p
p> this is another one
p> It's just like html with significant whitespace.
p> what about {b>inline} tags?
p> And that's about it, although it would allow you to do more complicated stuff.

h2> More Complicated Stuff
p.foo> You can add classes to elements.
div>
  p> You can also nest content.
  p> This is a child paragraph.
  p> This is another child paragraph.
p> Back to the parent context.
p> What about if you want to {a[href=http://google.com]>link} to stuff?
p> Want to do a list?
ul>
  li> first item
  li> second item
p#id.class> You can add an id as well as a class.
input[type=checkbox][checked]> Attributes are cool too.

h2> Comments
p> Obviously, comments would be allowed. //This would not be in the output.
//Neither would this line.

Maybe (url) as shorthand for [href="url"]?

<a(http://www.ilovealpacas.com/) My link />

Seems like you'd need a general way to use named functions with inputs, while still defining the output text.