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Description: Emacs major mode for screenwriting in Fountain markup
Fountain Mode is a complete screenwriting environment for GNU Emacs
that implements the Fountain markup format. For more information about
the Fountain markup format, visit https://fountain.io.
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Features:
* Supports Fountain 1.1 specification
* Displays script format-specific auto-aligned elements
* Exports to HTML, PDF, LaTeX, Final Draft (FDX), or Fountain (native)
* Exports to a standalone document or snippet
* Integrates with outline.el to fold/cycle visibility of sections and scenes
* Integrates with imenu.el (sections, scene headings, notes)
* Integrates with Emacs' auto-insert hook for title page metadata
* Adds/removes auto-continuation string to successively speaking characters
* Navigation by section, scene, character name, or page
* Three levels of element syntax highlighting
* Support for both official and legacy commenting (boneyard) syntax
* Includes or omits a title page
* Emphasis (bold, italic, underlined text)
* Toggles visibility of emphasis delimiters and syntax characters
* Everything is customisable
Description: Emacs major mode for screenwriting in Fountain markup
Fountain Mode is a complete screenwriting environment for GNU Emacs
that implements the Fountain markup format. For more information about
the Fountain markup format, visit https://fountain.io.
Features:
* Traditional TAB writing style for auto-upcasing character names
* Auto-continuation for successively speaking characters
* Displaying approximate page count (current of total) in the mode-line
* Navigation by section, scene, character name, or page
* Optional display of scene numbers in the right margin
* Intelligent insertion of a page breaks
* Both official Fountain 1.1 and legacy (boneyard) syntax
* Three levels of element syntax highlighting
* Styled text: bold, italic, and underlined.
.
Supports:
* The Fountain 1.1 specification
* Displaying script as a screenplay, stageplay, or a user-defined format
* Exporting to HTML, PDF, LaTeX, Final Draft (FDX), or Fountain markup
* Exporting to a standalone document or snippet
* Including external files with {{ include: FILENAME }}
* Integration with Outline to fold/cycle visibility of sections and scenes
* Integration with Imenu. Imenu provides a table of contents for sections,
scene headings, and notes. This is typically displayed as a sidebar.
* Integration with Emacs' auto-insert hook for title page metadata
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Fountain Mode is a complete screenwriting environment for GNU Emacs
that implements the Fountain markup format. For more information about
the Fountain markup format, visit https://fountain.io.
- .
Features:
- * Supports Fountain 1.1 specification
- * Displays script format-specific auto-aligned elements
- * Exports to HTML, PDF, LaTeX, Final Draft (FDX), or Fountain (native)
- * Exports to a standalone document or snippet
- * Integrates with outline.el to fold/cycle visibility of sections and scenes
- * Integrates with imenu.el (sections, scene headings, notes)
- * Integrates with Emacs' auto-insert hook for title page metadata
- * Adds/removes auto-continuation string to successively speaking characters
+ * Traditional TAB writing style for auto-upcasing character names
+ * Auto-continuation for successively speaking characters
+ * Displaying approximate page count (current of total) in the mode-line
* Navigation by section, scene, character name, or page
+ * Optional display of scene numbers in the right margin
+ * Intelligent insertion of a page breaks
+ * Both official Fountain 1.1 and legacy (boneyard) syntax
* Three levels of element syntax highlighting
- * Support for both official and legacy commenting (boneyard) syntax
+ * Styled text: bold, italic, and underlined.
- * Includes or omits a title page
+ .
- * Emphasis (bold, italic, underlined text)
+ Supports:
- * Toggles visibility of emphasis delimiters and syntax characters
+ * The Fountain 1.1 specification
- * Everything is customisable
+ * Displaying script as a screenplay, stageplay, or a user-defined format
+ * Exporting to HTML, PDF, LaTeX, Final Draft (FDX), or Fountain markup
+ * Exporting to a standalone document or snippet
+ * Including external files with {{ include: FILENAME }}
+ * Integration with Outline to fold/cycle visibility of sections and scenes
+ * Integration with Imenu. Imenu provides a table of contents for sections,
+ scene headings, and notes. This is typically displayed as a sidebar.
+ * Integration with Emacs' auto-insert hook for title page metadata