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Author: isamu

README.md

@@ -9,15 +9,15 @@ https://github.com/swipe-org/swipe
 
 
 
-##What is Swipe?
+## What is Swipe?
 
 Swipe is a **domain-specific, declarative language** for non-developers (such as designers, animators, illustrators, musicians, videographers and comic writers) to create **media-rich/animated documents** that contain photos, videos, images, vector graphics, animations, voices, musics and sound effects, which will be consumed on touch-enabled devices such as smartphones, tablets and touch-enabled set-top-boxes (such as **iPhone and Apple TV**). 
 
-##What is Swipe Engine?
+## What is Swipe Engine?
 
 Swipe Engine is the **viewer** of documents described in Swipe. Since it supports hyperlinking and allows you to browse from one Swipe document to another, you could even call it a **domain-specific browser**. At this moment (October 2015), Swipe Engine is available for **iOS and tvOS**, but will be ported to other platforms such as Android, Windows and even HTML5 (and we are looking for volunteers to do so). 
 
-##Why do we need Swipe?
+## Why do we need Swipe?
 
 Because existing platforms (such as HTML5, ePub, Flash and iBooks) require some form of programming to create media-rich/animated documents, which is expensive and error-prone. 
 
@@ -27,15 +27,15 @@ Because existing platforms (such as HTML5, ePub, Flash and iBooks) require some
 
 That's why I came to the conclusion that it's time to design a new platform, which is powerful enough to describe media-rich documents that allow us to take full advantage of modern devices, but is also **strictly declarative** (no API, no script), easy to read, easy to write and easy to auto-generate. 
 
-##Why is it open?
+## Why is it open?
 
 Because I want to make it an industry standard so that everybody can benefit from it. I was lucky enough to work on several successful products, such as Windows 95, which were used by hundreds of millions of people. I'd like to see such a success again.
 
-##Is it really free?
+## Is it really free?
 
 Yes, I still maintain the copyright, but it's **absolutely free**. You can use it for non-commercial and commercial applications, modify it as needed, port it to other platforms (I'd really appreciate if you open source it as well), re-distribute it with your applications, as long as you explicitly mention that your application uses Swipe and recognize me (Satoshi Nakajima) as the copyright holder.
 
-##Target Applications
+## Target Applications
 
 * Interactive Comics
 * Sound Novels
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ Yes, I still maintain the copyright, but it's **absolutely free**. You can use i
 * Media-rich Tutorials and Presentations
 * Interactive Arts
 
-##Primary Audiences
+## Primary Audiences
 
 * Designers/Illustrators
 * Animators
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Yes, I still maintain the copyright, but it's **absolutely free**. You can use i
 * Teachers/Educators
 * Weekend Programmers
 
-##Design Principles
+## Design Principles
 
 * Optimized for touch-enabled devices
 * 100% declarative (no programming)
@@ -64,11 +64,11 @@ Yes, I still maintain the copyright, but it's **absolutely free**. You can use i
 * Designer friendly
 * Lightweight & portable
 
-##Is there an authoring tool?
+## Is there an authoring tool?
 
 I'm working on it. Stay tuned.
 
-##Specification
+## Specification
 
 The specification is available [here](SPECIFICATION.md). 
 

SPECIFICATION.md

@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
-#Swipe Language Specification
+# Swipe Language Specification
 
-##Abstract
+## Abstract
 
 This specification defines the features and syntax of Swipe, a mark-up language for non-developers to create media-rich and animated documents for touch-enabled devices.
 
-##Status of this document
+## Status of this document
 
 This specification describes the current snapshot of the Swipe 0.1, which is still under development and may change drastically.
 
-##1. Introduction
+## 1. Introduction
 
 Swipe is a domain-specific, declarative language for non-developers (such as designers, animators, illustrators, musicians, videographers and comic writers) to create media-rich documents (books and presentations) that contains photos, videos, vector graphics, animations, voices, music and sound effects, which will be consumed on touch-enabled devices (such as smartphones, tablets and touch-enabled set-top-boxes). 
 
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ Swipe is NOT
 - **StringId**: Regular string used as an identifier
 - **LangId**: Language identifier, such as "\*", "en", "ja", "de", etc., where "\*" represents the default
 
-##2. Document
+## 2. Document
 
 A **Document** is a UTF8 JSON file, which consists of a collection of **Pages**. The order of **Pages** in the collection is significant, and they will be presented to the user in the specified order. 
 
@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ When the user opens this document with a Swipe viewer, the user will see only th
 - **languages** ({"id":LangId, "title":String},...): Languages to display via the "Lang." button in the Swipe viewer.
 
 
-##3. Page
+## 3. Page
 
 **Page** consists of a collection of **Elements**. The order of **Elements** in the collection is significant, those elements will be rendered in the specified order (from bottom to top). 
 
@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ Here is a **Document** with a **Page**, which has two **Elements**.
 - **eyePosition** (Float): Eye position (z-height) for the perspective relative to width, default is 1.0 (not supported)
 - **strings** ([StringId:[LangId:String]]): String resources
 
-##4. Paging direction, inter-page transition and animation
+## 4. Paging direction, inter-page transition and animation
 
 The paging direction is defined by the "paging" property of the **Document**. It must be either *vertical*, *leftToRight* or *rightToLeft*, and the default is *vertical*.
 
@@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ The "play" property defines the timing of play/animation defined on the **Page**
 - *always*: The animation on the **Page** will be played after scrolling to this page
 - *scroll*: The animation on the **Page** will be performed while the user scrolls the page
 
-##5. Page Template
+## 5. Page Template
 
 A **PageTemplate** defines a set of properties and **Elements** to be shared among multiple **Pages**. It also defines a background music to be played when one of those **Pages** is active.
 
@@ -230,7 +230,7 @@ The following example uses the "id" to identify a particular **Element** in the
 ### PageTemplate specific properties
 - bgm (URL): Specifies the background music to play.
 
-##6. Element
+## 6. Element
 
 An **Element** is a visible entity on a **Page**. It occupies a specified rectangle area within a **Page**. An **Element** may contain child **Elements**. 
 
@@ -346,7 +346,7 @@ The following example shows how to use a **ElementTemplate** with child **Elemen
 }
 ```
 
-##7. Transition Animation
+## 7. Transition Animation
 
 The **Transition Animation** specifies a set of animations to play right after or during the page transition (depending on the "transition" property of the page).
 
@@ -394,7 +394,7 @@ If the "play" property of the page is "scroll" like the example below, the anima
 }
 ```
 
-##8. Loop Animation
+## 8. Loop Animation
 
 The "loop" property of the element specifies the **Loop Animation** associated with the element. Unlike **Transition Animation**, it repeats the same animation multiple times specified by the *count* property (the default is 1). 
 
@@ -427,7 +427,7 @@ Following example wiggles the text "I'm wiggling!" three times when the second p
 }
 ```
 
-##9. Multilingual Strings
+## 9. Multilingual Strings
 
 The "strings" property of the page specifies strings in multiple languages.  The format is: