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Tags:

«*anything:comment where everything but closing sequence is allowed:anything*»

«NAME:any content, including other tags. \: have to be escaped. It is processed
using data passed from code() function under NAME key. It should contain other
tags, without them this text will be replaced with passed data or removed.»

«NAME» - like before, used when data should replace it, so content is
         unnecessary

EXAMPLE:
data:     Map{ "exampleA", Map{ { "Number", 42 }, { "String", "hello" } } }
template: «exampleA:number\: «Number», string\: «String»»
result:   number: 42, string: hello

«» - empty anonymous element. Used in named elements which receive lists.
     The element will be replaced with list item, and duplicated if

«:anonymous container. It should contain some elements which receive data.
The element will disappear when child element will not receive any value.
Useful to add suffixes/prefixes to data»

EXAMPLE:
data:     Map{ "exampleB", Vector{ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 } }
template: «exampleB:«:[«»] »»
result:   [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]

data:     Map{ "exampleC", Vector{ "a", "b", "c" } }
template: «exampleC:«:first = «»»«:, second = «»»«:, third = «»»«:, fourth = «»»»
result:   first = a, second = b, third = c

«!fmt "XXX":a wrapper which sets printf-like format XXX for numbers and
strings inside it. Starts with %.»

«!repeat N:repeats contents inside N times.»

EXAMPLE:
data:     Map{ "exampleD", Vector{ 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, 11, 12, 13 } }
template: «exampleD:«!fmt "%#.2x":«!repeat 3:«» »«»; »»
result:   0x01 0x02 0x03 0x04; 0x0a 0x0b 0x0c 0x0d;

D: «exampleD:«!fmt "%#.2x":«!repeat 3:«» »«»; »»
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For available data see code() function. Below are usage examples

Warning about generated file - putting "this is a generated file" text in a
template file could be misleading.
«gen-file-warning»


Command used to generate the file:
«cmdline»


Direct LUT - widths of the first 256 code points in direct access array:
{«!fmt "% d":«direct-lut:
    «!repeat 32:«:«»,»»
»»}


Arrays with code point ranges for every width:
«ranges-luts:«:
«name» = {«!fmt "%#.6x":«ranges:
    «!repeat 8:«:{«first»,«last»},»»
»»}
Number of elements in the array: «size»

»»
List of array names, sizes, and widths:
{«ranges-lut-list:
    «:{«!fmt "% d":«width»», «!fmt "%-16s":«name»», «size»},»
»}
Number of elements in the array: «ranges-lut-list-size»;