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@import ../template.nml
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%<make_doc({"Lua"}, "Lua", "Lua Basics")>%
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# Running lua code
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Running lua code is done using the following syntax:
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``Lua, %<print("Hello World!")>%``
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## Lua to text
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To convert the return value of your lua code, append ``"`` at the start of your lua expression:
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* ``Lua, %<"return "Hello World">%`` → %<"return "Hello World">%
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* ``Lua, %<" "Hello, " .. "World">%`` → %<" "Hello, " .. "World">%
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## Parse lua string
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Additionnaly, you can output lua to be parsed by the document's parser. To do so, append ``!`` at the start of your lua expression:
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* ``Lua, %<!"**" .. "Bold from lua?" .. "**">%`` → %<!"**" .. "Bold from lua?" .. "**">%
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* ``Lua, %<!"[" .. "Link from Lua" .. "](#)">%`` → %<!"[" .. "Link from Lua" .. "](#)">%
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