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Adding example Wave document.
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alcinnz committed Dec 15, 2012
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<wave xmlns="http://pyofwave.info/2013/wave" xmlns:xmlu="http://pyofwave.info/2013/wave"
xmlns:user="http://pyofwave.info/2013/user" xmlns:style="http://pyofwave.info/2013/style"
xmlu:user="spock@federation.gov" xmlu:modified="10-10-2110 7:52:46">
<wavelet>
<participant xmlu:user="spock@federation.gov" /><participant xmlu:user="oneill@sgc.airforce.org" /><participant xmlu:user="malcom@serenity.ship" /><participant xmlu:user="doctor@timelords.gal" /><participant xmlu:user="luke@jedi.org" />
<thread>
<post>
<participant xmlu:user="spock@federation.gov" />
<p s="h">This is a <a style:fontStyle="italic" user:term="">wave</a></p>
<p>By viewing the source code or just looking at it's visual structure, you should see that a wave is structured into
<a style:fontStyle="italic" user:term="">threads</a> of <a style:fontStyle="italic" user:term="">posts</a>
<thread>
<post>
<participant xmlu:user="doctor@timelords.gal" />
<p>A thread can be placed in the content of a post.</p>
</post>
<post>
<participant xmlu:user="malcom@serenity.ship" />
<p>This is really handy for making it clear what statement you're replying it.</p>
</thread>.
</p>

<thread>
<post>
<participant xmlu:user="oneill@sgc.airforce.org" />
<p>A post can include a <a style:fontDecoration="underline">replies</a> thread, as shown here.</p>
</post>
<post>
<participant xmlu:user="spock@federation.gov" />
<p>This is nice for staying out of the way. </p>
</post>
</post>
<post>
<participant xmlu:user="luke@jedi.org" />
<participant xmlu:user="doctor@timelords.gal" />
<p>As you can see, threads can have multiple posts. They can also include:</p>
<p s="l">Lists <a xmlu:user="doctor@timelords.gal" style:fontWeight="bold">and rich text</a></p>
<p s="l" l="2">Indentation/<a style:fontStyle="italic" user:term="">levels</a></p>
<p s="l" l="2"><a style:fontFamily="cursive">text stylings (<a style:fontStyle="italic" user:term="">"annotations"</a>)</p>
<p s="l" l="2" a="c">Alignment</p>
<p s="l" l="2" d="r">And (for internationalization) text direction</p>
<p s="l">Wave structural elements:</p>
<p s="l" l="2">Threads
<thread>
<post>
<participant xmlu:user="spock@federation.gov" />
<p>We've seen this one.</p>
</posts>
</thread> can be embedded.
</p>
<p s="l" l="2">Wavelets
<wavelet>
<participant xmlu:user="oneill@sgc.airforce.org" />
<thread>
<post>
<participant xmlu:user="oneill@sgc.airforce.org" />
<p><a style:fontWeight="heavy">Note to self:</a> Why do I even have this account? I thought SGC was top secret.</p>
</post>
</thread>
</wavelet> can also be embedded.
</p>
<p s="l" l="2"><input type="textarea">Inputs.
Mostly usefull only for robots.
Search is handy, though, lets us filter visible posts (for example, find all annotations tagged "term").
</input></p>
<p s="l" l="2"><file type="image/jpeg" src="http://www.lolcats.com/images/u/12/43/lolcatsdotcomlikemyself.jpg" caption="Files as well, so we can all enjoy our cute cat pics." /><thread>
<post>
<participant xmlu:user="doctor@timelords.gal">
<p>These files will also allow you to include handy <a style:fontStyle="italic" user:term="">gadgets</a>, </p>
<p>anything from small games to handy collaborative utilities and visualizations to voice and video chat.</p>
</post>
</thread></p>
<p><a user:user="doctor@timelords.gal">Oh, and did I mention? Multiple users can write to the same post.</a>Z</p>
</post>
</thread>
<tags xmlu:perm="(personal)" user:unread="3" />
<tags user:salutations="" />
</wavelet>
</wave>

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