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## Transclusion
Transclusion is presenting the contents of one document (the referenced
document) in another document (the referring document). You indicate a
transclusion using a transclusion tag. The syntax for a transclusion tag
is a path written between two curly braces as follows:
`{{mydocument.md}} -- convert and put mydocument.md in this document`
There are actually three different types of transclusions: standard
transclusions, raw transclusions, and example transclusions.
A standard transclusion is specified as {{reference}}. The referenced
document is processed as a normal Markdown document with all links and
image references correctly resolved within the context (base and path)
of the referenced document. Transitive transclusions are also resolved
within the context of the referenced document. Recursive transclusions
are checked and caught.
A raw transclusion is specified as {{!reference}}. The text from the
referenced document replaces the transclusion tag but no further
processing is performed. Raw transclusions are useful for simple text
inclusion or for presenting source code between `<pre>...</pre>` tags.
Since transitive transclusions are not resolved, recursive transclusions
are not checked. You can include a document within itself as raw text.
An example transclusion is specified as {{%reference}}. The initial %
character is removed and the transclusion tag is left in place. This is
useful when writing about transclusions as we are doing in this guide.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by rea...@gmail.com on 15 Mar 2011 at 1:46
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
rea...@gmail.comon 15 Mar 2011 at 1:46