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Introduction
1 Install
- 1.1 Requirements
- 1.2 Execution
- 1.3 GNU Emacs mode
2 Tutorial
- 2.1 Quick start
3 General usage
- 3.1 Documentation directory and files
- 3.2 Processing steps
- 3.3 Symbol identifiers
- 3.4 External libraries
4 Preprocessor
- 4.1 Preprocessor context
- 4.2 Conditional directives
5 Documentation format
- 5.1 Plain documentation tags
- 5.2 Code documentation tags
- 5.3 Miscellaneous tags
6 Output formats
- 6.1 Html output
- 6.2 LaTeX output
- 6.3 Texinfo output
- 6.4 Plain text output
- 6.5 Man page output
- 6.6 DocBook output
- 6.7 Rich Text Format output
- 6.8 reStructuredText output
7 Configuration options
8 Sample projects
Tag index
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@raw and @iraw tags

These tags inserts some raw content in output document. Multiple raw content sections can be provided for different output formats. The @iraw tag does not end current paragraph whereas the @raw tag does.

Syntax [link]

@raw <format1>
  <some raw code in format1 format>
[ <...>
@raw <formatN>
  <some raw code in formatN format> ]
@end raw

Example [link]

@raw html
  <strong>Some strong text</strong>
@raw latex
  \textbf{Some strong text}
@end raw

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