I thought I could best illustrate the new valuespace plugin by giving
some small (contrived) examples over time. Here's the first one.
Consider that you have a long piece of text, with 2 poems somewhere.
You want to quote these poems in another file (that uses @nosent). You
don't want to use clones for one reason or another.
You "capture" the poems to variables from original file like this
---- file start ---
blah blah
@x =poem1 {
poem here
with many lines
@x }
blah
blah
@x =poem2 {
another
poem
}
blah blah
--- file end ---
Now, after running alt-x vs-update, you have g.vs.poem1 and g.vs.poem2
defined. You can render these variables in ouline (rendering happens
during vs-update) by using @r tag.
So our final file would be created by:
@nosent epoc.txt
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
@r poem1
Chapter 3
@r poem2
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