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1.2)  Attributes

Denotations of attributes of categories consist of some letter in the alphabet - denoting the type of attribute, a colon and the attribute value(s.) An example attribute might look like the following:
   t: title goes here
In this case, the title attribute is set to the value 'title goes here.' The ‘t' corresponds to the ‘title' attribute type ( see section 2.1.13. ) We discuss all possible attribute types in section 2.1.

Attributes of the category that a dii file represents are given first in the file. Ensueing attributes each have to start on a new line.

Attributes of subcategories are given anywhere after their corresponding category denotation. If they are given on the same line as this denotation, they are to be preceded by a forward-slash:
   t: title of main category
   subcategory 1/ t: subcategory 1 title
                  p: some property
                /subcategory 1.1
     /subcategory 1.2
       i: this is subcategory 1.2
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