Bringing the pieces together
Assembling
When your writing project becomes involved, it's often convenient to split it into sections, each saved to a separate file. Then, as the project nears its completion, you can use include pragmas to assemble the pieces into the correct order.
The include pragma is a short phrase that you add to your document which instructs the BLUEPROCESSOR to fold the contents of another file into your manuscript. The instruction is straightforward — just type the location of the file to be included and delimit it with a pair of grave-accents ` ... `, like these three examples:
h1 Creatures of the Deep Sea
h2 Weird and Wonderful
!include `weird-and-wonderful.blue`
h2 Rare Sightings
!include `rare-sightings.blue`
h2 Mythological Creatures
!include `mythological-creatures.blue`
