Introduction

%%% multiline %%% a
multiline
macro %%% %%% ruby %%% ruby: "a"3 %%% %%% complex %%% ruby: (1..5).map do |x| xx end.join(" : ") %%% LLL latex LLL \LaTeX LLL LLL tldr LLL {\em Too long don't read: } LLL

It is a simple demonstration of how macros are working. They were declared inside the markdown like this:

 %%% multiline %%% a  
 multiline  
 macro %%%
 %%% ruby %%% ruby: "a"*3 %%%
 %%% complex %%% ruby: (1..5).map do |x| 
 x*x 
 end.join(" : ") %%%
 LLL latex LLL \LaTeX LLL
 LLL tldr LLL {\em Too long don't read: } LLL

Now if I write:

%tldr A simple demonstration of how macros are working.

It renders as:

%tldr A simple demonstration of how macros are working.

The %multine macro render as:

%multiline

The output should be in %latex and was compiled from a markdown-like format.

Simple list ;
Example ;
Another one item.

Hello there

this is some code block

%latex: Some %latex definition

A simple math mode $$x_i$$ and a protected one $$x_i$$. A long formula now:

 \sum_{i=0}^n\sqrt{x_i + y_i}

Even with some ruby code inside:

Here is the result of the %ruby macro:

%ruby

and a more complex one:

%complex

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