Sequence - Special Characters

Within a sequence, the following characters have special meaning:

• '%' toggles highlighting (underline + italic).
   
• '$' toggles extra highlighting (underline + italic + bold).
   
• Round Parentheses '(' and ')' enclose comments.
   
• Square Brackets '[' and ']' modify call interpretation. For example,

       [As Couples Swing Thru] & Roll  ===>  does an individual Roll.
       [As Couples Swing Thru & Roll]  ===>  does an As Couples Roll.
  
       [Run Wild 3/4] Reset  ===>  does a 3/4 Run Wild then a Reset.
       Run Wild [3/4 Reset]  ===>  does a Run Wild then a 3/4 Reset.

   
• Squiggle Brackets '(' and '}' modify the display and execution of a call. For example,

       {TextToDisplay; CallsToExecute; Level}
  
       displays 'TextToDisplay' when viewing the sequence, but
       executes 'CallsToExecute' when processing the sequence,
       assigning it the level of 'Level'. (Level and preceding semicolon (;) are optional)

  For example, {Accentuate; Circulate 1 & 1/2, Center Wave Ah So Others Hinge; A2}
  When rendered in a sequence, 'TextToDisplay' is surrounded by matching asterisks (*).

An indented line is considered part of the previous line.

Example using all of the above:

Sequence text	Rendered as
$Sides$ Flutter Wheel & %Backaway%, $Heads$ Wheel Thru, %Finally Tandem% Swing Thru, [Tandem Ah So] & (normal) Roll, (here's the new call), {Accentuate; Circulate 1 & 1/2, Center Wave Ah So Others Hinge; A2}, Cross Concentric Counter Rotate, $Girls Roll Twice$, L.A.