On 11/6/2013 6:08 AM, Edward K. Ream wrote:
It is sometimes unclear to me when @something should/can go in the
headline or the body.
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A rule of thumb: typically when people speak of an @x node, it implies
that the headline starts with @x. Otherwise, if a node contains an @x
directive in the body pane, people will say something like, "a node
containing an @x directive".
Edward
A *very* important distinction! And one I struggled with when I first
started with Leo, FWIW. I do think that the
docs/tutorials/cheetsheet/quickstart should mention a difference between
*directives*, which go in bodies, and *nodetypes*, which go in
headlines. Things like @url mess with this, though, as they act as a
bit of both. Actually, @url is the strangest case... it's a nodetype
AND a directive, but it's only a directive in the absolute first line of
the body, complicating matters more!
Just my $0.02.
-->Jake
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