Choose which doppelmarks are active

doppelmarks

Use the doppelmark options to choose which two-character sequences to recognize and interpret as BLUEPHRASE syntax.

Syntax

Doppelmark syntax can be selectively disabled, allowing the BLUEPROCESSOR to bypass its normal interpretation of two-character sequences.

Each of these syntax sequences can be enabled or disabled separately:

indexmarks
citemarks
listmarks
glossmarks
notemarks
xenomarks

Note that term-marks are a core feature of BLUEPHRASE and cannot be disabled.

Use these options to selectively disable two-character interpretation:

!option --noindexmarks    // treat [[ ... ]] as text
!option --nocitemarks     // treat {{ ... }} as text
!option --nolistmarks     // treat (( ... )) as text
!option --noglossmarks    // treat || ... || as text
!option --nonotemarks     // treat ** ... ** as text
!option --xenomarks=none  // treat <%  ...  % and <?  ...  ?> as text
!option --nomarks         // shortcut for --noindexmarks --nocitemarks --nolistmarks --noglossmarks --nonotemarks --xenomarks=none

Disabling doppelmarks

Use these options to selectively enable two-character interpretation:

!option --indexmarks      // honor [[ ... ]] as indexmarks
!option --citemarks       // honor {{ ... }} as citemarks
!option --listmarks       // honor (( ... )) as listmarks
!option --glossmarks      // honor || ... || as glossmarks
!option --notemarks       // honor ** ... ** as notemarks
!option --xenomarks=asp   // honor <%  ...  % as ASP
!option --xenomarks=jsp   // honor <%  ...  % as JSP
!option --xenomarks=ruby  // honor <%  ...  % as Ruby
!option --xenomarks=php   // honor <?  ...  ?> as PHP
!option --xenomarks=ng    // honor {{  ...  }} as Angular
!option --xenomarks=appml // honor {{  ...  }} as AppML
!option --xenomarks=wiki  // honor {{  ...  }} as Wikitext

Enabling doppelmarks

Note that --xenomarks=wiki and --citemarks use the same syntax. Only one may be activate in each manuscript.