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-Super Simple View Engine
-========================
-
-A super simple regex based view engine used in [Nancy](https://github.com/thecodejunkie/Nancy) and (soon to be) [TinyTemplates](https://github.com/grumpydev/TinyTemplates).
-
-Models can either be standard types, or ExpandoObjects (or any other object implementing IDynamicMetaObjectProvider that implements IDictionary<string, object> to access its properties).
-
-Syntax
-------
-
-All commands have an optional semi-colon delimiter which can be used to remove ambiguity. Any [.Parameters] paraneter can be multiple levels deep (e.g. This.Property.That.Property).
-
-### Standard variable substitution
-Syntax: @Model[.Parameters]
-Example: Hello @Model.Name
-Example: Hello @Model.User.Age
-
-Replaces with the string representation of the parameter, or the model itself if a parameter is not specified.
-
-### Iterators
-Syntax: @Each[.Parameters] [@Current[.Parameters]] @EndEach
-Example: @Each.Users Hello @Current! @EndEach
-
-Creates one copy of the contents of the @Each per element in the collection and substitutes @Current in the same way as @Model, but bound to the current item in the collection.
-
-@Current can be used multiple times inside the @Each block.
-
-### Conditionals
-Syntax: @If[Not].Parameters [contents] @EndIf
-Example: @If.HasUsers Users found! @EndIf
-Example: @IfNot.HasUsers No users found! @EndIf
-
-Parameters must be a boolean (see Implicit Conditionals below). Nesting of @If and @IfNot statements is not supported.
-
-### Implicit Conditionals
-If the model has property that implements ICollection then you can use an implicit conditional. The implicit conditional syntax is the same as a normal conditional, but the Parameters part is set to "Has[CollectionPropertyName]". The conditional will be true if the collection contains items, and false if it does not or if it is null.
-
-Example: @If.HasUsers Users found! @EndIf
-
-The above example will expand to "Users found!" if the model has a collection called "Users" and it contains items.
-
-### HTML Encoding
-Both the @Model and @Current keywords (with or without parameters) can have an optional ! after the @ to HTML encode the output.
-
-Example: @!Model.Test
-
-Would HTML encode the output.
-
-### Partials
-Syntax: @Partial['<template name>'[, Model.Property]]
-Example: @Partial['subview.sshtml']; (Renders the partial view with the same model as the parent)
-Example: @Partial['subview.sshtml', Model.User]; (Renders the partial view using the User as the model)
-
-Renders a partial view. A property of the current model can be specified to be used as the partial view's model, or it may be omitted to use the current view's model instead.
+Super Simple View Engine
+========================
+
+A super simple regex based view engine used in [Nancy](https://github.com/thecodejunkie/Nancy) and (soon to be) [TinyTemplates](https://github.com/grumpydev/TinyTemplates).
+
+Models can either be standard types, or ExpandoObjects (or any other object implementing IDynamicMetaObjectProvider that implements IDictionary<string, object> to access its properties).
+
+Syntax
+------
+
+All commands have an optional semi-colon delimiter which can be used to remove ambiguity. Any [.Parameters] paraneter can be multiple levels deep (e.g. This.Property.That.Property).
+
+### Standard variable substitution
+Syntax: @Model[.Parameters]
+Example: Hello @Model.Name
+Example: Hello @Model.User.Age
+
+Replaces with the string representation of the parameter, or the model itself if a parameter is not specified.
+
+### Iterators
+Syntax: @Each[.Parameters] [@Current[.Parameters]] @EndEach
+Example: @Each.Users Hello @Current! @EndEach
+
+Creates one copy of the contents of the @Each per element in the collection and substitutes @Current in the same way as @Model, but bound to the current item in the collection.
+
+@Current can be used multiple times inside the @Each block.
+
+### Conditionals
+Syntax: @If[Not].Parameters [contents] @EndIf
+Example: @If.HasUsers Users found! @EndIf
+Example: @IfNot.HasUsers No users found! @EndIf
+
+Parameters must be a boolean (see Implicit Conditionals below). Nesting of @If and @IfNot statements is not supported.
+
+### Implicit Conditionals
+If the model has property that implements ICollection then you can use an implicit conditional. The implicit conditional syntax is the same as a normal conditional, but the Parameters part is set to "Has[CollectionPropertyName]". The conditional will be true if the collection contains items, and false if it does not or if it is null.
+
+Example: @If.HasUsers Users found! @EndIf
+
+The above example will expand to "Users found!" if the model has a collection called "Users" and it contains items.
+
+### HTML Encoding
+Both the @Model and @Current keywords (with or without parameters) can have an optional ! after the @ to HTML encode the output.
+
+Example: @!Model.Test
+
+Would HTML encode the output.
+
+### Partials
+Syntax: @Partial['<template name>'[, Model.Property]]
+Example: @Partial['subview.sshtml']; (Renders the partial view with the same model as the parent)
+Example: @Partial['subview.sshtml', Model.User]; (Renders the partial view using the User as the model)
+
+Renders a partial view. A property of the current model can be specified to be used as the partial view's model, or it may be omitted to use the current view's model instead.