Type-able Text Markup for Structured Writing
TypeText Implementation -- Document File Structure
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Christian Augustin
2012-01-09 08:26
2012-12-07 21:04 Draft


   /Document Title (Folder, Directory)
       /_downloads
       /_materials
       /_media
           /_src
       /de-DE
           /_archive
           /_drafts
           _title.ttxt
           Ein anderer Seitentitel.ttxt
           Seitentitel.ttxt
           ...
       /en-US
           /_archive
           /_drafts
           Another Page Title.ttxt
           Document Title.ttxt (alternative to _title.ttxt)
           Page Title.ttxt
           ...
       index-file (TBD)

Underlines in file names representing underline characters in the page title have to be doubled. Single underlines in file names are treated as spaces, page titles are not allowed to start or end with a space (they are normalized).

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What about allowing optional ordering by numbers in parenthesis, like `(01)`, `(02)` etc. in front of page titles? Those would be ignored when linking to pages (this complicates implementation), but they would make the document folder more "human readable".

Another use could be auto-generation of a page list for navigation with the proper order.

And it could be used for language-switching to match files even with language-specific file names (because they represent the page title)!

"Special" folders perhaps with underlines around them, like `_media_`? This looks more balanced and resembles the emphasize text markup.
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