blogc-source(7) -- blogc's source file format
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## DESCRIPTION

Source files are used as input data to the blogc(1) compiler. They provide
variables and content, that are used by the compiler to fill the gaps available
in the templates (see blogc-template(7)).

The syntax of the source files is designed to be as simple as possible. The
variables are defined in the top of the file as key-value lines, and the
content is defined right after the variables.

Content is written in a markup language that is similar to John Gruber's
Markdown, but that is NOT Markdown. This language is very simple, while
powerful enough to write big posts.

## SOURCE VARIABLES

Variables are key-value lines. The variable name must be upper-case, starting
with a letter and following with one or more letters and/or underscores. The
value is separated from the variable name with a ':' and finishes in the end
of the line. Multi-line values are not supported.

    VARIABLE1: Value of variable one
    VARIABLE2: Value of variable two
    --------------------------------

All the variables defined in the source files are local and will override
global variables provided to blogc(1) in the command-line, but just inside
blocks that handle local variables. See blogc-template(7) for details.

## SOURCE CONTENT

TODO

## AUTHOR

Rafael G. Martins &lt;<rafael@rafaelmartins.eng.br>&gt;

## SEE ALSO

blogc(1), blogc-template(7), strptime(3)