Using Text Contexts

This page demonstrates Contexts applied to Variable values.  
Processing this Hashtag Markup: 
<# set test to "  	TEST 'Test' <b>test</b>	  "; #>
Note:  Hashtag Markup is shown below <# in bold #>.   The value generated by processing the Hashtag Markup, and applying any Variable Contexts, is injected into this HTML page after the ⇒ symbol.  
<#[test]#> ⇒  TEST 'Test' test
<#[test as html]#> ⇒  TEST 'Test' <b>test</b>
<#[test as trim]#> ⇒  TEST 'Test' test
<#[test as lower]#> ⇒  test 'test' test
<#[test as upper]#> ⇒  TEST 'TEST' TEST
<#[test as pre]#> ⇒  TEST 'Test' <b>test</b>
<#[test as csv]#> ⇒  TEST 'Test' test
<#[test as url]#> ⇒  +%09TEST+%27Test%27+%3Cb%3Etest%3C%2Fb%3E%09+
<#[test as trim as url]#> ⇒  TEST+%27Test%27+%3Cb%3Etest%3C%2Fb%3E

Note:  Contexts can be chained, so the raw values above can be shown in this context as HTML.  

<#[test as lower as html]#> ⇒  test 'test' <b>test</b>
<#[test as upper as html]#> ⇒  TEST 'TEST' <B>TEST</B>
<#[test as pre as html]#> ⇒  TEST &#039;Test&#039; &lt;b&gt;test&lt;/b&gt;
<#[test as csv as html]#> ⇒  TEST 'Test' <b>test</b>

The Hashtag Markup Language provides Contexts for reformatting Variable values.  

The examples in this section cover the many Contexts the Hashtag Framework supports to alter Variable values.