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I investigated shortly novelibre file format (.novx). What came into my mind, that it would not necessarily be bad idea to encapsulate meta-text into its own block. I have thought this once in a while anyways.
Metablock would operate like bulleted lists, that is, they are merged, if there is nothing between the blocks.
Benefits: The benefits I could seek for this are:
Metablocks could be configured hidden or floating. They could have an anchor in the text, and float freely in the margins.
Could ease index handling: there would be only one index entry for one metablock, and it could contain different elements.
It could be a standard way to add information to scenes: I thought earlier a generic "control tag", which would insert information to its scene. Metablock could operate like this.
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One idea: there is basically no need that the act, chapter and scene breaks should be paragraphs. No, they can be blocks, too. So, a metablock could be something that is "configured" what it breaks.
The sole idea of a metablock is just collect information about the forthcoming text together, and thus it will act as some kind of break anyways. The type of the break could be "choosable".
We could keep all the current markups and hotkeys untouched. We could render the buffer like we do now. But if we use metablock as a break, we could attach more information to it.
Word count target: One of the most useful thing to add to scenes, chapters and acts would be to set target word count. This would remove the need for fillers, and it would work great with Story Arc view.
I investigated shortly novelibre file format (.novx). What came into my mind, that it would not necessarily be bad idea to encapsulate meta-text into its own block. I have thought this once in a while anyways.
Metablocks would look like this:
Metablock would operate like bulleted lists, that is, they are merged, if there is nothing between the blocks.
Benefits: The benefits I could seek for this are:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: