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--bgcolor white
--fgcolor black
--title TPP Feature Show
--author Andreas Krennmair
--date today
--newpage intro
--heading What is TPP?
* A text console application
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* "Powerpoint for Sven G^W^Wtext tool users"
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* Simple file format, only text editor required
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* First version: 4-hour hack in Ruby + ruby-ncurses
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* Extension until source code was f*cked up,
then complete rewrite w/ generic design
--newpage slide
--heading Basic TPP Features
Simple text that is in one line
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What TPP also does is that it also takes very long lines, but doesn't simply output them, but break those long lines into a series of shorter ones, which are then printed to screen. Like this one. :-)
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--center You can also center text (long lines will be wrapped, too)
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--right And everything on the right side
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--beginslideleft
* You can slide it in from the left
* or from the right:
--endslideleft
--beginslideright
* Like this line, for example
--endslideright
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--beginslidetop
O R L O O K A T T H I S ! ! !
--endslidetop
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--beginslidebottom
O R T H I S ! ! !
--endslidetop
--newpage attrib
--heading Attributes
This should be normal
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--ulon
This should be underlined
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--revon
This should be underlined and reverse
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--boldon
This should be underlined, reverse and bold
--center This should be underlined, reverse, bold and centered
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--uloff
This should be reverse and bold
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--revoff
This should be bold
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--boldoff
This should be normal again
--newpage keys
--heading Keys to Control TPP
--beginoutput
space bar ............................... display next entry within page
space bar, cursor-down, cursor-right .... display next page
b, cursor-up, cursor-left ............... display previous page
q, Q .................................... quit tpp
j, J .................................... jump directly to page
s, S .................................... jump to the first page
e, E .................................... jump to the last page
c, C .................................... start command line
?, h .................................... help screen
--endoutput
--newpage source
--heading Source Code Example
--beginoutput
--##comment in the beginning
--author Nico Golde <nico@ngolde.de>
--title Test for TPP
--date today
--withborder
The next line in the source file is a comment and will not be displayed.
--##This is the abstract, which is pretty cool.
It consists of several lines.
--newpage
--withborder
This is the next page, which also consists of
several lines
blubber. bla.
--## comment somewhere else
--newpage
--withborder
asdf jkl asdf jkl asdf jkl asdf jkl
--endoutput
--newpage other
--heading Other Things
This is supposed to be shell output:
--beginshelloutput
$ ls ~/bin
c89 cat if.pl seq ssh-agent ssh-agent.sh
$ cd ~/bin
$ ls -l
total 36
-rwxr-xr-x 1 ak staff 27 Jul 11 2003 c89
-rwxr-xr-x 1 ak staff 14732 Aug 26 2002 cat
-rwxr-xr-x 1 ak staff 236 Apr 27 2003 if.pl
-rwxr-xr-x 1 ak staff 73 Feb 19 2004 seq
-rwxr-xr-x 1 ak staff 126 Dec 21 20:45 ssh-agent
-rwxr-xr-x 1 ak staff 94 Jul 24 15:01 ssh-agent.sh
$
--endshelloutput
--newpage figlet
--heading FIGlet support!
--huge This is FIGlet
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--sethugefont mini
--huge This is the mini font
--newpage future
--heading Future Goals
* Release refactored version
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* More features (i.e. effects that make PowerPoint look lousy)
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* Stable support for export formats
--newpage thx
--heading Thanks To...
* Nico Golde, the TPP co-author, who came up with lots of nice features, and brought TPP into Debian
* Sven Guckes, who had the initial idea and established contact with Nico Golde, the TPP co-author
* Alfie, for writing a VIM syntax file
* arved, for bringing TPP into FreeBSD
* Patricia "trish" Jung, for writing a very good article about TPP
- "Linux User" and
- "Linux Magasinet" (Norway)
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