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\title{\texttt{ppp} Documentation}
\author{Daniel Bruder}
\date{Version 0.9.0}

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\section{Abstract}\label{abstract}

\emph{\texttt{ppp} allows you to use pandoc in new ways by rendering
ASCII-markup to beautiful pictures right from within pandoc's verbatim
environments.}

\emph{See below for illustrative examples and detailed usage
instructions.}

\emph{Bonus on top: Leaving out \texttt{ppp} form the typesetting
pipeline will still render your document and the verbatims with the
ASCII-markup will still stay readable!}

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\section{General usage}\label{general-usage}

In each case, you will use pandoc's verbatim environment, set the
rendering engine and additional options:

\begin{verbatim}
~~~~~ {.renderer .option1 .option2=value2}
 --- RENDERER-SPECIFIC MARKUP GOES HERE ---
~~~~~
\end{verbatim}

\subsection{General Renderers}\label{general-renderers}

The renderers available to \texttt{ppp} are:

\begin{itemize}