# `didaskalia`

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*NOTE: this project is still early-stage - frequent breaking changes expected!*

Didaskalia is an over-complicated language to store text entries and sequences across different languages in a consistent manner. You may use this to store video game dialogue content, or even for UI content.

Consider checking out the [changelog](https://gitlab.com/didaskalia/didaskalia-rs/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md).

## Show me an example!
```dsk
lang english

[hello_world] = Hello World, in English!
[some_paragraph] = ''
This entry contains ...
    ... multiple lines!
''
```