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File data
Quarkdown offers functions to retrieve information from files.
Note
The following functions refer to a path
parameter, which accepts the path to the target file, which may be relative to the location of the main source file, or absolute.
A slash (/
) is the global path separator, agnostic to the current file system in use.
The .read {path}
function returns the string content of the given file.
An optional lines
parameter of type Range
is also supported, which allows for the selection of a specific range of lines (inclusive, starting from 1). An invalid or out of bounds range causes an error.
If no range is provided, the whole file is read.
.read {myfile.txt} lines:{3..8}
Tip
.read
is particularly useful when used in combination with .code
in order to load code snippets from external files:
.code {java}
.read {Point.java}
The .csv {path}
function loads a table from a CSV file. The parsing is delegated to the kotlin-csv library.
The first row of the CSV file is always used as the header row.
.csv {people.csv}
- Figures
- Image size
- TeX formulae
- Table caption
- Code caption
- Decorative headings
- Alerts (quote types)
- Quotation source
- Cross-references
- Page breaks
- Text symbols (text replacement)
- Document metadata
- Theme
- CSS
- Fonts
- Page format
- Page margin content
- Page counter
- Automatic page break
- Numbering
- Paragraph style
- Caption position
- Table of contents
- Bibliography
- Footnotes
- Stacks (row, column, grid)
- Container
- Align
- Float
- Figure
- Clip
- Box
- Collapsible
- Landscape
- Whitespace
- Variables
- Optionality
- Math
- Conditional statements
- Loops
- Let
- Destructuring
- String manipulation
- Table manipulation: sorting, computing, and more
- Generators
- String
- Number
- Markdown content
- Boolean
- None
- Enumeration entry
- Iterable
- Dictionary
- Range
- Lambda
- Size(s)
- Color
- Dynamic
- Paper: abstract, definitions, theorems, and more