The new version of Podlite is available! L<Podlite|https://github.com/zag/podlite-desktop> - 
 open-source desktop pod6 editor for Windows, Linux, and Mac.


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For bits of help fill up pod6 this version of the editor comes with nice features: suggestions and snippets.


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Then you start typing symbol '=' editor show some suggestions.


Suggestions are mixed with mini pod templates - snippets. Snippets are marked by 🏷 emoji.


This is early version of suggestions and snippets 🏷.
This will be expanded in future releases.


This feature also available at the online editor: L<https://pod6.in>


Pre-build files: L<Podlite releases|https://github.com/zag/podlite-desktop/releases>.


Check repository: L<Source code|https://github.com/zag/podlite-desktop>.


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Will look forward to your feedback on L<GitHub issue|https://github.com/zag/podlite-desktop/issues> page.


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Podlite ver. 0.2.0 


C<=Toc> is a block that inserts a table of contents (TOC). Usually a table of contents is an index of headers in a document.


By default C<=Toc> block inserts header with all levels. For example for document which contains C<=head1>, C<=head2>, C<=head3> TOC may be:


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The number of levels (i.e., depth) of the TOC is configurable. For example, to place a table of contents listing only top- and second-level headings:


=begin code
  About
    Intro
  Content
    Story 1
    Story 2
  Links
=end code


To add title for TOC use C<:title> attribute:


=begin code
Table of content
  About
    Intro
  Content
    Story 1
    Story 2
  Links
=end code


C<=Toc> block support comma separated list of block names to build TOC for.  It is possible to mix various block.
As this: 


For example, to place a index of images, diagrams (assuming a user-defined C<Diagram> block):


=begin code
Table of visuals
 Logo image
 Flow diagram
=end code


Here are is few notes about how TOC is builds:


Toc - Table of contents


Many developers prefer to describe their data structures and processes using text, avoiding the need to context switch.


Visualization with different types of diagrams enables Podlite to be used for everyday tasks. 


The implementation of the diagrams is based on the well-known L<Mermaid|https://mermaid-js.github.io/mermaid/#/> library. More examples can be found on the L<Podlite github page|https://github.com/zag/podlite-desktop>.


Now you can simply share your document via email or print it out. 


Podlite ver. 0.2.0

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