# WTF?
This document contains visual examples of pylogs capabilities. The source can 
be downloaded here [examples.txt](cnt/projects/pylog/examples.txt)

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# Standard markdown
Pylog uses an *extended* version of **markdown**. All markdown elements which
syntax is no subset of the extensions should work.

Lists:

 * This
 * Is
 * A
 * List

Enumerations:

 1. This
 2. Is
 3. An
 4. Enumeration

Links:

[Google](http://google.com "hover text")    
[Yahoo](http://yahoo.com "tooltip")

Images:

![this is an alt text](cnt/_photo/tux.gif) 

# Syntax highlighting

	#!python
	def foobar(x,y):
		return 3+2**x+y**2


# Syntax highlighting, without line numbers

	:::python
	def foobar(x,y):
		return 3+2**x+y**2

# Code snippets within text

The `ls -la` command lists all the files in a directory.

# Tables

1st Header    | 2nd Header    | 3rd Header 
------------- | ------------- | ----------
Content Cell  | Content Cell  | Some
Content Cell  | Content Cell  | Stuff

# LaTeX formulas

It is well known that $$ a^2+b^2=c^2 $$

# Galleries

![this is an alt text]((
cnt/_photo/apodemus_sylvaticus_bosmuis.jpg
cnt/_photo/hypoplectrus_puella.jpg
cnt/_photo/plagiomnium_affine_laminazellen.jpg
cnt/_photo/tibia_insulaechorab_.jpg
cnt/_photo/falkland_Islands_Penguins_36.jpg
cnt/_photo/common_Jezebel_Delias_eucharis_by_kadavoor_3.jpg
))

# Abbreviations

HTML is a standard by W3C.

*[HTML]: Hyper Text Markup Language
*[W3C]:  World Wide Web Consortium

# Footnotes

Reference to a footnote. [^1] 
Names work too. [^Ref] 
[^1]: This is a footnote
[^Ref]: An other one