PCGen LST File Class Style Guide
  
  
   Unless otherwise stated in the individual LST file class, the
following are a few standard conventions used to make reading these
classes easier.
  
  
   General Conventions
  
  
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    Source Text
   
- 
    Text taken from source will be indicated in
    
     bold
    
    .
   
- 
    
     <your text goes here>
    
   
- 
    The 'Less Than' (<) and 'Greater Than' (>) signs indicate
where your text will be entered when building a LST object. Unless
explicitly stated in the lesson text, you will not include the
angle brackets in your tags.
   
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     <TAB> Delimiting
    
   
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    Tags in LST files are <TAB> delimited, that is, the tags
are separated by TABs. Because this is difficult to show, the LST
examples will have their tags separated by simple line breaks with
no additional indentation.
   
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     TAG
    
   
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    When referring to a LST tag outside of a LST code example, the
tag is displayed in all capital letters.
   
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     Extended LST Lines
    
   
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    To improve readability, long LST tags will be formated with
line-breaks with the subsequent lines indented.
   
   Display Fonts
  
  
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     LST Code
    
   
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    Text meant to display LST code, including LST objects and tags,
will be displayed in
    code font.
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     LST Objects
    
   
- 
    LST objects will be displayed the
    
     LST
Object Font
    
    unless it is being used as part of a LST code
example. (See LST Code above)
   
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     LstVariables
    
   
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    LST variables will be displayed the
    
     LST
Variable Font
    
    .