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-Date: 2018-08-15
-author: Robin Bron <robin@finwo.nl>
-organization: Ratus B.V.
-title: Specification Format
-
-# Convections:
-
-<RFC2119
-
-# Character encoding
-
-Plain-text files for specifications MUST use the `CP437` standard with the
-exclusion of character code 0x0A which represents a line feed as specified in
-`RFC20`.
-
-# Line definition
-
-A line of text is a sequence of 0 or more characters followed by a line feed
-character. For the sake of and clarity, the ending line feed character is
-part of the line.
-
-Lines MUST NOT exceed 72 characters in length, including the ending line feed
-character. A line is called a blank line if it consists of only a line feed
-character.
-
-# Line numbering
-
-To ensure the following page dimension section is clear, we need to define
-how lines are numbered.
-
-Assuming a document is in digital format and has a length of greater than
-0 bytes, the first character in the document is part of line 0. Numbering
-lines from 0 instead of 1 gives us an advantage of clarity in the next
-section.
-
-# Pages
-
-A page is a sequence of 60 lines. That means for every line number n, the
-line is the start of a new page when $$ n mod 60 = 0 $$.
-
-## Page header
-
-The first line of a page SHOULD consist of a left-aligned spec number
-indicator, a centered (short) document title and a right-aligned publishing
-date (see [Document header][document header]). The second line of a page MUST
-always be blank, excluding the first page of the document.
-
-## Page footer
-
-The last line of a page MUST consist of a left-align last name of the author
-and a right-aligned page number between square brackets. The second-to-last
-line of a page must be blank, just like the second line of a page.
-
-# Paragraphs
-
-A paragraph is a sequence of consecutive lines containing characters other
-than only a line feed. Paragraphs are separated by either a blank line or a
-page break. Paragraphs MUST NOT span multiple pages, limiting their size to
-56 lines.
-
-# Document header
-
-The first lines of the first page of a specification document SHALL always
-contain left-aligned description headers (see
-[Descriptive header][descriptive header]) and right-aligned author
-identification and a right-aligned publishing date.
-
-After the initial lines (see [Descriptive header][descriptive header] through
-[Publish date][publish date]), the document title is REQUIRED to be written
-on the first page of the document. For it's specification, see section
-[document title][document title].
-
-Further information on the first page should give a quick description of the
-contents of the document.
-
-## Descriptive header
-
-Each descriptive header is made up of a key and a value. Whitespace is not
-allowed in both the key and the value. Whitespace can only be included in the
-value by wrapping the value in quote characters.
-
-The key of the header consists of all characters of the line up to the first
-semicolon, excluding the semicolon itself and omitting all white-space
-characters.
-
-The value of the header starts at the first non-whitespace character after
-the first semicolon of the line. If the first character is a quote, the value
-ends at the next quote in the line. If the first character is not a quote,
-the value ends at the next whitespace character.
-
-## Short author identification
-
-In order to allow authors to take some credit and to track who has written
-what, the author's name MUST be added right-aligned on the first line of the
-first page of the document. To prevent mixing notations between documents,
-the names SHOULD be written as only the first letters of all given names in
-capitals, separated by dots, a space and the Family name starting with a
-capital. When written by a group with a name, the short author identification
-string SHOULD state the group's name.
-
-## Publish date
-
-Because a document is unlikely to have been written within a day, a publish
-date is simply the month's name starting with a capital followed by the year,
-both following the Gregorian calendar.
-
-# Document footer
-
-The document SHOULD close, starting on a new page, with all informative
-resources which were used to write the document, noting their keyword and
-document title. When possible, a URL to the resource SHOULD be included.
-
-After the informative resources, the document SHOULD end with one or several
-pages dedicated to the information of the author(s) and if possible their
-contact information.
-
-# Section titles
-
-Section titles SHOULD be a short text about the subject the section
-describes. Whether it is simply the keyword of what it explains, a problem
-statement or other type of text is up to the author as long as it's relevant
-to the section's body.
-
-A section title MUST start with a capital character & MUST NOT contain any
-other capital letters, excluding where they are required in names or
-abbreviations.
-
-# Document title
-
-The title of the document should clearly state the main subject of the
-document and it's contents. Each word of the document title must start with a
-capital character when noted as the title of the document.
-
-On the first page of the document, the title should be centered horizontally
-and have at least 2 blank lines both above and below it. The document title
-SHOULD be as close to the document's descriptive headers as possible.
-
