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8.3 Variable Modifiers
A variable can be optionally followed (before the ending variable delimiters) by a modifier indicator and one or more modifiers. The default modifier indicator is the ampersand (&).
The following table summarizes the primary use of various letters and characters as variable modifiers. A detailed description of each modifier follows the summary table. Note that, unless otherwise specified, the use of letters is case-insensitive.
' | Email Apostrophes |
, | List Punctuation |
1 | Length Modifier |
A | Author Name Modifier |
B | Base File Name |
C | Word Demarcation |
F | File Name |
G | Linked Tags |
H | HTML |
I | Initial Case |
J | Link |
K | Hour of Day |
L | Lowercase Modifier |
M | Month or Minutes |
N | No Breaks |
O | Markdown to HTML |
P | Punctuation Purification |
Q | Quotation Encasing |
R | Keep characters on the right |
R | Readable File Name |
S | Summarize |
U | Uppercase Modifier |
V | Variance |
W | Wiki-Style Links |
X | XML |
_ | Underscore |
a | AM/PM |
y | Year |
dd | Day of Month |
EEE | Day of Week, Abbreviated |
Dash | Remove Paragraph Tags |
EEEE | Day of Week |
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