Processing text files with a t-module [t-…]
You can use a text-processing module to integrate text files of a type that is not among those understood by the Aneamal Translator natively. Officially supported t-modules can be found in the t-module inventory. Developers can program their own t-module using the module API.
How to
See Integrating files
for general information on how files are integrated into a webpage made with Aneamal. Use a file token of the form [t-…] to process a file with a t-module.
You must first install the t-module to be able to use it. Most modules are installed simply by uploading a folder into your aneamal directory. The t-module’s folder name must begin with t-
and is exactly the name that you use in the file token, [t-…].
t-modules work with embedded files as well as linked files like in the example below. Linked files can be partially loaded. You can add a caption directly below the linked or embedded file. You can also add a clue after a colon inside the file token. Mind that a t-module may have certain requirements concerning the clue.
Example
In the example, a linked file greetings.php is processed by the PHPH module which applies syntax highlighting to PHP code.
[t-phph]->/stuff/greetings.php
<?php // Friendly Program
function f (float $x): float {
return 55920
- $x * (1511993221/9240
- $x * (3305798911/16800
- $x * (4935697783/37800
- $x * (19531322383/362880
- $x * (5302320091/362880
- $x * (3626521/1350
- $x * (50886691/151200
- $x * (3424009/120960
- $x * (184949/120960
- $x * (43469/907200
- $x * (6607/9979200
)))))))))));
}
for ($n = 1; $n < 13; ++$n) {
print chr(round(f($n)));
}
// The End
For developers
The output of t-modules depends entirely on the used module.