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Figure 4: Basic directory structure for a MMIR application

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|Description|Example ---|---|--- [controller name]|the controller’s class name|CalendarExample \controllers[controller name].js|File name for controller implementation|calendarExample.js \views[controller name][view name].ehtml|A view definition for the controller|calendarExample\main.ehtml \views\layouts[controller name].ehtml|Layout definition for the controller’s views|calendarExample.ehtml

TABLE 4: Basic directory structure for a MMIR application

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  • configuration.json: This is a well-formatted JSON file, which contains the main configuration of MMIR application. For example to specify the default language of your application as German add the following line to configuration.json :

"language": "de"


   By convention, languages should be referred to by their 2-letter language code [ [3] ](#fn3), e.g. use `en` for English.


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# Checkmark Symbols (yes | no)

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Symbol | Unicode
---|---
✓ yes| `✓`
✗ no | `✗`

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# Footnotes

Footnotes use a symbol (see table below) and a within-page-link:
by convention the link starts with `fn-...` followed by a descriptive name (should be unique across the site!);
individual words within the name are separated by `-`. The _back-links_ have the same name, with the
 `-backlink` post-pended: `fn-the-name` → `fn-the-name-backlink`.


1. This is a Footnote <a name="fn-footnote-test-backlink">[ [&#8727;]](#fn-footnote-test)</a>
including "backlinking" from the footnote.
   
   ```html
This is a Footnote <a name="fn-footnote-test-backlink">[ [&#8727;]](#fn-footnote-test)</a>
including "backlinking" from the footnote.
  1. This is one [†] inside a html block.

This is one [†] inside a html block.

3. And another one <a name="fn-another-footnote-test-backlink">[ [&#8734;]](#fn3)</a>.
   
   ```html
And another one <a name="fn-another-footnote-test-backlink">[ [&#8734;]](#fn3)</a>.

... and these are the actual footnotes, placed at the very bottom of the text/page:

----
_<a name="fn-footnote-test" href="#fn-footnote-test-backlink">[&#8727;]</a> 
  The Apache Cordova project was started off with the donation of code from PhoneGap.
  Now PhoneGap is a distribution using the Open Source code base of Cordova._
 
_<a name="fn-html-footnote" href="#fn-html-footnote-backlink">[&#8224;]</a>
  Source: http://phonegap.com/about/feature/_

_<a name="fn-another-footnote-test" href="#fn-another-footnote-test-backlink">[&#8734;]</a>
  see ISO 639-1 specifiaction_

renders to:


[∗] The Apache Cordova project was started off with the donation of code from PhoneGap. Now PhoneGap is a distribution using the Open Source code base of Cordova.

[†] Source: http://phonegap.com/about/feature/

[∞] see ISO 639-1 specifiaction

Symbols

Symbol (HTML) Symbol (Unicode)
&lowast; &#8727;
&dagger; &#8224;
&Dagger; &#8225;
&infin; &#8734;
&otimes; &#8855;
&perp; &#8869;
¥ &yen; ¥ &#165;
Θ &Theta; Θ &#920;
&loz; &#9674;
&spades; &#9824;
&clubs; &#9827;
&hearts; &#9829;
&diams; &#9830;

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Footnotes (OLD STYLE)

This is a Footnote [∗] .

This is one [†] inside a html block.

And another one [∞] .


Footnote Description
[∗] The Apache Cordova project was started off with the donation of code from PhoneGap. Now PhoneGap is a distribution using the Open Source code base of Cordova.
[†] Source: http://phonegap.com/about/feature/
[∞] see ISO 639-1 specifiaction
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