Adds syntax for issuing a blueprint command and embedding the resulting SVG.

The command takes the form of @blueprint[] or @blueprint(). Where inside the brackets are the arguments that can be passed to a blueprint escript. The @blueprint prefix may optionally be followed by options separated by a - to customize how it should be added to the page.

These options are:

• Overriding the width of the element that comes after it, by providing a w before the literal to be used for the width (where no literal means it will use the default pixel width). e.g. If it comes before the [] it will affect the width of the SVG element, whereas if it comes before an embed option it will affect the width of the container.
• Overriding the height of the element that comes after it, by providing a h before the literal to be used for the height (where no literal means it will use the default pixel height). e.g. If it comes before the [] it will affect the height of the SVG element, whereas if it comes before an embed option it will affect the height of the container.
• Place the SVG in a scrollable container, by providing the embed option.

Example

@blueprint[plot app --messages --colour]

Which produces:

Fixed size example

@blueprint-w300px-h50px[plot app --messages --colour]

Which produces:

Relative size example

@blueprint-w50%-h50%[plot app --messages --colour]

Which produces:

Embed example

@blueprint-embed[plot app --messages --colour]

Which produces:

Fixed size embed with relative size example

@blueprint-w100px-h50px-embed-w500%-h500%[plot app --messages --colour]

Which produces: