Improve HLDS documentation

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@ -9,15 +9,15 @@ There is syntax highlighting support for editors in `etc/` in the Haldis reposit
Indentation requires hard **tabs**. Spaces will not work. Indentation requires hard **tabs**. Spaces will not work.
## Identifiers ## Identifiers
You must choose an identifier for each location, dish, choice and option. Identifiers may consist You must choose an identifier for each location, dish, choice, option and tag. Identifiers may
of numbers, hyphens, underscores and lowercase letters. consist of numbers, hyphens, underscores and lowercase letters of the alphabet (a through z).
* Good: `my_identifier-007` * Allowed: `0-my_identifier`
* Bad: ~~`My Identifié 007`~~ * Disallowed: ~~`0 My Identifié`~~
## Locations ## Locations
A HLDS file consists of one or more locations. Each location starts with a header, which enclosed A HLDS file consists of one or more locations. Each location starts with a header, which is enclosed
in "fences" of at least three equal signs. The first line of the header contains the ID and name of in "fences" of at least three equal signs. The first line of the header contains the ID and name of
the location. Further lines contain the metadata of the location, such as the phone number and the location. Further lines contain the metadata of the location, such as the phone number and
OpenStreetMap element. In the future, the phone number and such will be fetched from OpenStreetMap. OpenStreetMap element. In the future, the phone number and such will be fetched from OpenStreetMap.
@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ dish dishid: Name -- This is a description € 3
## Tags ## Tags
**Note:** HLDS tags are not supported in Haldis yet. You can ignore them. **Note:** Only the `{no_text}` tag is supported at this moment. You can ignore other tags for now.
You can add tags after ` :: `. Tags are `{identifier}`. You can use tags to attach more information You can add tags after ` :: `. Tags are `{identifier}`. You can use tags to attach more information
about a dish or option in a structured way. For example: `{has_meat}` signals to vegetarians that about a dish or option in a structured way. For example: `{has_meat}` signals to vegetarians that
@ -97,3 +97,14 @@ The order is always id, name, description, tags, price (not all have to be prese
```hlds ```hlds
dish dishid: Name -- This is a description :: {has_meat} € 3 dish dishid: Name -- This is a description :: {has_meat} € 3
``` ```
The `{no_text}` tag signals that an option is not to be shown in a dish's description. This is
useful for choices that have a default that needs not be read when ordering.
```hlds
veggie: Vegetarische opties
meat: Niet vegetarisch :: {has_meat} {no_text}
tofu: Vegetarisch met tofu
falafel: Vegetarisch met falafel
vegan: Veganistisch
```