| The WebMake File Format
                          Firstly, note that an WebMake site requires one or more WebMake files, each
                          one containing at least 1 <webmake> section. Between them, there needs
                          to be at least one <out> section between them, otherwise no output is
                          generated. Typically one or more <content> and/or <contents>
                          sections would be used, too.
                          
                         
                          The sections are specified using XML-/HTML-style notation, e.g.
                          
                         
                          
                            <type attribute=val ...>
                             [ ...text... ]
                             </type>
                           
                          WebMake uses the XML style of comments -- everything between
                          <!-- and --> is ignored.
                          
                         
                          However, if this comment string occurs inside another WebMake tag body, it will
                          not be stripped, as this is the same format used by XML and HTML. To include
                          WebMake comments inside other tag bodies, use the alternative WebMake comment
                          format.
                          
                         
                          This comment format starts with <{!-- and ends with
                          --}>.
                          
                         
                          Take a look at documentation.wmk for a sample
                          WebMake file; this WebMake file is used to generate this documentation.
                          
                         
                          Be warned though, this documentation uses some advanced techniques, so it may
                          not be an easy file to understand straight away. There's lots more WebMake
                          files linked to on the WebMake website, and they might be easier
                          to grok.
                          
                         
                          
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