Aneamal glossary
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�
- �
- See replacement character.
A
- address
- A filename or a Uniform Resource Identifier.
- ampersand
- The character
&with the Unicode code point 0026. - Aneamal
- Another easy markup language.
- Aneamal file
- Aneamal mark
- A character or character sequence which has a special function in Aneamal, for example
->for creating links. - Aneamal root directory
- Aneamal Translator
- The program which translates an Aneamal document automatically into HTML.
- answer
- The text that is displayed for an option.
- apostrophe
- The character
'with the Unicode code point 0027. - arrow
- The character sequence
->with Unicode code points 002D and 003E. - aside
- automatically numbered list
- automatically numbered list item
B
- backslash
- The character
\with the Unicode code point 005C, also known asreverse solidus
. - backtick
- The character
`with the Unicode code point 0060, also known asgrave accent
. The backtick is slanted from top-left to bottom-right unlike the similar looking, but vertical apostrophe. - bare string
- base64 encoding
- blank line
- A line that does not contain any characters except optionally space and tab characters.
- block
- block markup
- bracket
- See curly brackets, pointy brackets, round brackets, square brackets.
- browser
- Software application on a user’s device used to view webpages and to navigate the World Wide Web. Well-known examples are Opera, Firefox, Safari, Chrome.
- bullet
- The character
•with the Unicode code point 2022, a printed symbol to mark the start of each item in a list. - bulleted list
C
- capital letter
- Each of the characters
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZwith the Unicode code points 0041 to 005A. - caption
- An explanation, legend or label attached to an embedded or linked file.
- carriage return
- The control character with the Unicode code point 000D, abbreviated as
CR
. - cell
- circumflex
- The character
^with the Unicode code point 005E. - citation
- clue
- code block
- code string
- colon
- The character
:with the Unicode code point 003A. - column
- combobox
- A single-line textbox where text can be typed in, but which also offers input suggestions that can be selected.
- comma
- The character
,with the Unicode code point 002C. - comment
- A line or multiple lines which start with a percent sign.
- cross
- See left cross, right cross.
- crossed-out string
- A string that is marked as no longer valid. Read more: crossed-out string markup.
- CSS
- Cascading stylesheets.
- cue
- curly brackets
- The characters
{}with the Unicode code points 007B and 007D, also known asbraces
. - custom mark
D
- declaration
- See metadata declaration.
- delimiter
- directive
- digit
- Each of the characters
0123456789with the Unicode code points 0030 to 0039. - document
- dollar sign
- The character
$with the Unicode code point 0024. - dot
- The character
.with the Unicode code point 002E, also known asfull stop
,period
orpoint
. - double-tagged list
E
- embedded file
- emphasis
- See gentle emphasis, heavy emphasis, supplementary emphasis.
- equals sign
- The character
=with the Unicode code point 003D. - exclamation mark
- The character
!with the Unicode code point 0021. - expandable section
- expandable-section break
- expandable-section heading
- expandable subsection
- expandable-subsection break
- expandable-subsection heading
F
- field
- Part of a record in a TSV file. A field has a name and a value. For example, in a TSV file with information about dogs each record would correspond to a dog and each of these records could contain a field named sex whose value is male or female.
- file
- See also embedded file, linked file.
- file token
- figure
- fork
- See left fork, right fork.
G
- gentle emphasis
- Emphasis that gives a word or phrase a different appearance from regular text without standing out. Read more: gentle emphasis markup.
- ghost markup
- greater-than sign
- The character
>with the Unicode code point 003E. The character can serve as a right pointy bracket and is part of the character sequences arrow and rhombus.
H
- hash
- The character
#with Unicode code point 0023, also known asnumber sign
. - header
- heading
- See main heading, section heading, subsection heading.
- heavy emphasis
- Emphasis that makes a word or phrase stand out from the rest of a text. Read more: heavy emphasis markup.
- hierarchical list
- hint
- Short explanatory, advisory or other supplementary information added to a word, phrase or media file. Read more: hint.
- hook
- HTML
- Hypertext markup language.
- hyphen
- The character
-with Unicode code point 002D, also known ashyphen-minus
. The character is part of the character sequences arrow, left cross, left fork, right cross and right fork.
I
- image
- implied file
- inherit
- integrate
- invoke
- item
- An entry in a list.
- item number
J
K
- key
- The text enclosed in curly brackets at the start of an option.
L
- label
- See also math label.
- language code
- A character sequence of small letters and optionally hyphens and digits which specifies a language as described in BCP 47, for example
enfor English. - left cross
- The character sequence
+-with the Unicode code points 002B and 002D. - left fork
- The character sequence
=-with the Unicode code points 003D and 002D. - less-than sign
- The character
<with the Unicode code point 003C. The character can serve as a left pointy bracket and is part of the character sequence rhombus. - letter
- See capital letter and small letter.
- line
- line break
- line feed
- The control character with the Unicode code point 000A, abbreviated as
LF
. - link
- linked file
- list
- See bulleted list, hierarchical list, numbered list, tagged list, double-tagged list.
- look
M
- math block
- math label
- math module
- Module added to Aneamal to display mathematical formulas from math blocks and math strings beautifully. Find more information and modules for download: math modules inventory.
- math string
- main heading
- mark
- See Aneamal mark, custom mark, exclamation mark, punctuation mark, question mark, quotation mark.
- metadata
- metadata declaration
- Assigns a metadata value to a metadata name.
- metadata name
- metadata value
- module
- See math module, t-module, x-module.
- multi-line textbox
- multi-tagged list
N
- nameline
- The first line in a TSV file, so called because it contains the names of the fields. Names in the nameline are separated from each other by a tab.
- .nml
- Filename suffix for Aneamal files.
- no-break space
- The character
- note
- numbered list
O
- option
- A form field that can be selected. It consists of a key enclosed in curly brackets and an answer, separated by whitespace.
- origin
- An item in a double-tagged list with an empty tag pair
<><>. It corresponds to the top-left cell, when the list is displayed as table.
P
- paragraph
- A distinct block of writing consisting of one or more sentences usually dealing with one idea. Read more: paragraph.
- partial loading
- percent sign
- The character
%with the Unicode code point 0025. - phrase markup
- plain text
- plus sign
- The character
+with the Unicode code point 002B. The character is part of the character sequences left cross and right cross. - pointy brackets
- The characters
<>with the Unicode code points 003C and 003E. The left pointy bracket is also known as less-than sign; the right pointy bracket is also known as greater-than sign. - prefix
- preview
- punctuation mark
- Each of the characters
,;:.?!
Q
- question mark
- The character
?with the Unicode code point 003F. - quoted string
- Text within a block that is enclosed in quotation marks. Read more: quoted string markup.
- quotation block
- quotation mark
- The character
"with the Unicode code point 0022. This character differs from the similar characters“and”with the Unicode code points 201C and 201D.
R
- record
- An entry in a TSV file, represented by a single line. A record may consist of multiple fields. Fields are separated from each other by a tab. For example, in a TSV file with information about dogs each record would correspond to one dog and could contain four fields to store a dog’s name, birthdate, sex and colour.
- reference
- replacement character
- The character
�with the Unicode code point FFFD. It can be printed instead of a byte sequence that is invalid in a character encoding format such as UTF-8. - rhombus
- The character sequence
<>with the Unicode code points 003C and 003E, that is pointy brackets without anything in between. - right cross
- The character sequence
-+with the Unicode code points 002D and 002B. - right fork
- The character sequence
-=with the Unicode code points 002D and 003D. - romanette
- Small-letter version of a Roman numeral.
- Roman numeral
- Each of the characters
IVXLCDMwith the Unicode code points 0049, 0056, 0058, 004C, 0043, 0044, 004D. In the Roman numeric system these correspond to the values 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500, 1000. - round brackets
- The characters
()with the Unicode code points 0028 and 0029, also known asparantheses
. - row
S
- seamless section break
- seamless subsection break
- section
- section break
- section heading
- semicolon
- The character
;with the Unicode code point 003B. - single-line textbox
- single-tagged list
- slash
- The character
/with the Unicode code point 002F, also known assolidus
orslant
. - small letter
- Each of the characters
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzwith the Unicode code points 0061 to 007A. - soft hyphen
- The character with the Unicode code point 00AD. It marks an opportunity to break a word across lines. It is invisible unless a break occurs at its location, in which case it is displayed as hyphen at the end of the line.
- space
- The character
- square brackets
- The characters
[]with the Unicode code points 005B and 005D, sometimes simply calledbrackets
. - squirrel
- The character
@with Unicode code point 0040, also known asat sign
andcommercial at
. - star
- The character
*with the Unicode code point 002A, also known asasterisk
. - stem
- still
- string
- string markup
- subline
- A line immediately below a heading which is not part of the running text. It can contain information such as who wrote the document (byline), when the document was written (dateline) or a slogan (tagline).
- subsection
- subsection break
- subsection heading
- suggestions file
- A TSV file where each record has a single field that is an input suggestion for a single-line textbox.
- supplementary emphasis
- Emphasis that is added to text without hiding the original tone, meaning or level of importance of the words. Read more: supplementary emphasis markup.
- SVG
- Scalable vector graphics.
T
- t-module
- tab
- The character
- tab-separated values
- A simple file format to store and exchange tabular data. Such tabular data is found in databases and spreadsheets for example. In a TSV file each line except the first line represents a record. Each record may consist of multiple fields which are separated by a tab from each other. Each field contains a value. The first line of a TSV file contains the names of the fields.
- table
- tag
- tagged list
- target
- template
- text file
- text track
- textbox
- tilde
- The character
~with the Unicode code point 007E. - title
- TSV
- See tab-separated values.
U
- underscore
- The character
_with the Unicode code point 0054. - unendorsed
- Unicode
- URI
- UTF-8
- The most common character encoding format on the World Wide Web and the default character encoding for Aneamal files. It is part of the Unicode standard.
V
- vertical bar
- The character
|with the Unicode code point 007C.
W
- webpage
- whitespace
- Any of the characters space, tab and line feed or a combination of those.
- word
X
- x-module