VEAPS - Virtual Explorer Structured Text
VEST stands for Virtual Explorer Structured Text.
VEST is a mix of Wiki and TeX style markup, and is designed to be fast and easy to use.
An example document is loaded below, feel free to play around.
Visual representation of input
Below is a visual representation of the article. The blue boxes represent different pages.
Introduction
This is a sample document.
It demonstrates basic VEAPS functionality.
Basics
All whitespace is ignored.
Each newline denotes a new paragraph.
Headings
A heading is denoted by a "+" sign.
The level of heading is given by the number of plusses.
Each level one heading has its own page.
All text belongs to the heading above it.
A level two heading is denoted with two plusses, like this:
Unique identifiers
Each heading must have a unique identifier.
The unique identifier is placed in braces after the plusses.
The unique identifier may only consist of a-z, with a dot separating the section's "tree".
Another sub-heading
Sub-heading text
Level 3 heading
Up to 6 levels of headings can be used.
Level 4 heading
Example paragraph.
Another level 4 heading
Example paragraph.
Special elements
There are a number of special elements in VEAPS.
Figures
A figure can be added to the document like so:
Figure 1 - An example figure title
An example figure caption.
Second paragraph of figure caption.
The first line (\figure 1 full) starts a figure, gives it an ID of 1, and tells VEAPS there is a fullsize image available.
Equations
An equation can be entered using TeX markup. VEAPS will automatically generate the image.
Equation
Q = q_{0A} + q_{0B} + q_{0C} = -(W_{gb} \cdot t_{sample}) \cdot D \cdot \delta \cdot \left [ ( \frac{ C_0 - C_A }{ X_A } ) + ( \frac{ C_0 - C_B }{ X_B } ) + ( \frac{ C_0 - C_C }{ X_C } ) \right ]
Lists
A list can be started like so:
sdf
sdf
sdf
sdf
The first parameter denotes the type of list (itemized or ordered) and the second parameter denotes the numeration (loweralpha or numeric).