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.SH "NAME"
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.PP
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- mmark \- generate XML, HTML or manual pages from mmark markdown documents.
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+ mmark \\ - generate XML, HTML or manual pages from mmark markdown documents.
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.SH "SYNOPSIS"
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.PP
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is, however, \fI also \fP suited for writing complete books and other technical documentation.
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.PP
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- Mmark provides an advanced markdown dialect that processes file(s) to produce internet-drafts in XML
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+ Mmark provides an advanced markdown dialect that processes file(s) to produce internet\ - drafts in XML
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RFC 7991
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\[la ] https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7991\[ra ] format. Mmark can produce xml2rfc (aforementioned
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RFC 7991), HTML5 and manual pages.
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.IP \(bu 4
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Cross references: short form of referencing a section in the document.
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.IP \(bu 4
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- Super- and subscript.
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+ Super\ - and subscript.
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.IP \(bu 4
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Callouts in code and text.
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.IP \(bu 4
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.SH "RFC 7991"
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- This is the XML format used by the RFC editor for accepting Internet-Drafts.
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+ This is the XML format used by the RFC editor for accepting Internet\ - Drafts.
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.SH "HTML5"
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.PP
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.SH "OPTIONS"
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.TP
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- \fB -ast \fP
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print abstract syntax tree and exit.
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.TP
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- \fB -css string \fP
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- link to a CSS stylesheet (only used with -html).
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+ \fB \ -css string \fP
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+ link to a CSS stylesheet (only used with \ - html).
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.TP
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- \fB -fragment \fP
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don't create a full document.
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.TP
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- \fB -head string \fP
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- link to HTML to be included in head (only used with -html).
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+ link to HTML to be included in head (only used with \ - html).
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.TP
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- \fB -html \fP
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create HTML output.
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.TP
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- \fB -man \fP
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output nroff (manual pages).
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- \fB -unsafe \fP
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allow includes from anywhere in the filesystem, otherwise they are only allowed \fI below \fP the
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current document.
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.TP
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- \fB -index \fP
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generate an index at the end of the document (default true).
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.TP
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- \fB -bibliography \fP
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generate a bibliography section after the back matter (default true), this \fI needs \fP a
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\fB \f C {{backmatter}}\fR in the document.
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.TP
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- \fB -version \fP
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show mmark's version.
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