From ec0c6a69f984532992314e7c0c9a354f4fccec54 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Syndamia <kamen@syndamia.com>
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2024 12:52:50 +0200
Subject: [awk-edits] Removed old ftag scripts

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 awk-edits/File-type.awk | 97 -------------------------------------------------
 1 file changed, 97 deletions(-)
 delete mode 100644 awk-edits/File-type.awk

(limited to 'awk-edits/File-type.awk')

diff --git a/awk-edits/File-type.awk b/awk-edits/File-type.awk
deleted file mode 100644
index 32e22b9..0000000
--- a/awk-edits/File-type.awk
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,97 +0,0 @@
-# .*(misc|preserved).*html
-#
-# == About ==
-#
-# Each file list is a "details" element, that contains a table, each row being a different file
-# or alternatively, just the table on it's own.
-# 
-# -- Result HTML --
-#
-# <details>
-#   <summary>Folder Info</summary>
-#   <table>
-#     <tr>File Data</tr>
-#   </table>
-# </details>
-# or
-# <table>
-#   <tr>File Data</tr>
-# </table>
-
-#
-# == ftags ==
-#
-# &&folder     The text right afterwards is the title of the folder. All files
-#              are hidden inside the collapsed details tag (click to show).
-#              The file table is indented. You cannot have a folder inside a folder.
-#              It can be omitted, and the files table will be shown as-is.
-#
-# &&file       Everything that follows this tag is the data for a file. You should
-#              use &&fd to specify columns of information! Depending on the context,
-#              it might be flrepllaced with the start of a table, closing the summary
-#              and starting table, or closing and opening a table row.
-#
-# &&/files     This tag must exist at the bottom of a file list, no matter if it was
-#              started with or without a &&folder.
-#
-# &&fd         Defines a column of information for a file (row). Practically, it is
-#              flrepllaced with <td>, and </td> is added to the end of the line.
-#              If you don't use it, make sure to have the leading and trailing td tags!
-#
-# &&ft-TYPE    Depending on TYPE, it inserts an image tag that contains the file "icon"
-#              for the corresponding type.
-#              Available values for TYPE: photo, text, zip, movie, markdown
-#
-# -- Placement/Flow --
-#
-# All ftags, except &&fd, can be placed on their own line (empty line above and below)
-# or before/after another ftag.
-# Folder title must be inside the same paragraph as the ftag itself. This means that,
-# after
-# every &&folder ftag, the text can continue directly next to it and/or on new lines,
-# without there being any empty lines (you can add those with <br> or two spaces at
-# line end).
-#
-# -- Example Usage --
-#
-# (I like to indent a bit &&fd ftags, for readability's sake, but you don't have to)
-#
-# &&file
-#   &&ft-text
-#   &&fd Notes
-#   &&fd 10 KB
-# &&/files
-#
-# &&folder Math
-# &&file
-#   &&ft-text
-#   &&fd Homework 1
-# &&file
-#   &&ft-text
-#   &&fd Homework 2
-# &&/files
-#
-# &&folder Art Project<br>
-# Status: 70% complete<br>
-# Note: Reserach Van Gogh paintings
-#
-# &&file
-#   &&fd Painting 1
-#   &&fd 100% Complete
-#
-# &&file
-#   &&fd Painting 2
-#   &&fd 40% Complete
-#
-# &&/files
-
-function flSub(name, repl) {
-	sub("&#38;&#38;" name, "<span class=\"file-type-icon\">" repl "</span>")
-}
-
-/&#38;&#38;ft-photo/    { flSub("ft-photo",    "\\&#xeb0a;") }
-/&#38;&#38;ft-text/     { flSub("ft-text",     "\\&#xeaa2;") }
-/&#38;&#38;ft-zip/      { flSub("ft-zip",      "\\&#xed4e;") }
-/&#38;&#38;ft-movie/    { flSub("ft-movie",    "\\&#xeafa;") }
-/&#38;&#38;ft-markdown/ { flSub("ft-markdown", "\\&#xec41;") }
-/&#38;&#38;ft-browser/  { flSub("ft-browser",  "\\&#xebb7;") }
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