Test Post

hi (hji) — Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

this is a post in which i’ll ~~try~~ ~~out~~ all kinds of stuff relating to hugo

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1(defun test (str)
2  (declare ignore str)
3  (print "Hello World"))
4
5(defun ich-bin-neu ())

let’s also add a heading

It’s kinda impotant to know how those work. but what about citations? (Bergson 2019)

embedding stuff

(and also subheadings. note that this style doesn’t seem to distinguish between levels of subheadings.)

toots

Embedding toots is implemented via a custom shortcode

and more!

as I’m writing this in org mode and export with ox-hugo 5* subehadeings become lists.

here’s a table

first	second	third
test	test2	test3
test4

and a slightly different one

key	value
1	2

lists

we’ve already seen that lists can be created with org header but org also has support for lists so how are those handled?

test 1

first
try
with

test 2

second
try
with +

test 3

numbered
lists
are
cool

Let’s

also try some code snippets of a language where syntax highlighting probably works

 1#!/bin/bash
 2
 3# This script takes on Argument, checks whether that Argument is an existing
 4# file ending in .pdf and if both conditions are met, rids it of any annotations
 5# saving a copy of the original file with _(clean) atteached to the name.
 6
 7if [ -f "$1" ]; then
 8    if [ ${1: -4} == ".pdf" ]; then
 9        filename="${1/.pdf/_clean.pdf}"
10        pdftk "$1" output uncompressed.pdf uncompress
11        LANG=C sed -n '/^\/Annots/!p' uncompressed.pdf > stripped.pdf
12        pdftk stripped.pdf output "$filename" compress
13        rm uncompressed.pdf
14        rm stripped.pdf
15        echo Done!
16    else
17        echo "$1" is not a pdf
18        exit 1
19    fi
20else
21    echo "$1" does not exist
22    exit 1
23fi

Bergson, Henri. 2019. L’idée de temps: cours au Collège de France, 1901-1902. Paris: Puf.

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