Thedef tag is used to put text that define our concept.
By default def type is text, but it's posible define our concepts with external files.
Let's see how.
Suppose we have this file organization:
loading_files
├── images
│ └── john-lennon.png
├── txt
│ └── quote.txt
└── john-lennon.haml
Take a look to our loading files example (docs/examples/loading_files/john-lennon.haml):
%concept
%names John Lennon
%tags famous, singer, player, member, beatles
%def{ type: 'file'} txt/quote.txt
%def{ type: 'file'} images/john-lennon.png
%def{ type: 'file'} https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a0/John_Lennon_1969_%28cropped%29-Colorized.jpg/800px-John_Lennon_1969_%28cropped%29-Colorized.jpg
This example use external files to define the concept:
- First definition use external local text file.
- Second definition use external local image file.
- And the third use external remote image file.
It is posible link audio, image, video and plain text files.
def can be used with local or remote images. So we have to find an image that uniquely identifies our concept and write our definitions like this.
%def{ type: 'file' } PATH-TO-FILE
| Attribute | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| type | file | Value is an URL or PATH to file |