anchor.diff:  = Sample Asciidoctor
   jnorthr <james.northrop@orange.fr>
  -V1.1, Updated 25 Mar.2017: Recent Finds Later Reading
  +V1.1, Updated 25 Mar.2017: DoctorPepper Notes
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  == DropBox or Google Drive Enabled ?
  
  This trick works nicely if you have a shared drive service like *Dropbox*, etc. and all your internal systems use the same *Dropbox*,etc. account.
  
  I have six systems in my place. All of them hooked to same remote drive account. This way i can work on any of my internal systems and
  still use/keep documentation and code safely and visibly on *all* my systems.
  
  On one of my least-used systems, did a *cd* into the root of this folder, then ran the following:
  
  .gradle continuous doctor translation
  [source,bash]
  ----
  gradle -t asciidoctor
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  == Update from A Different System
  
  Wen
  More stuff here. Did this `sample.html` update from another machine on my Dropbox account?
  
  Will a new sample.html show up on this machine too ?
  
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  == Don't Allow Sleeping on The Job
  
  If the server or desktop running your `gradlew -t asciidoctor` continuous process has it's screen saver
  turned on, then you will only have continuous doctor translation while it does not sleep.
  
  With full-time running, my asciidoctor tranlation process will nicely convert any/every change i make to my *.adoc*,etc.
   documents within the *src/docs/asciidoc* folder. 
  
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  == Goal
  
  What does this achieve ? Well anywhere on any of my six systems, i can modify my documentation and the _kind-of_
  remote server will produce a new `*.html* set of results. Then i can have one or several browsers viewing the
  results of files i'm editing, say in folder *DoctorPepper/build/docs* for my revised *sample.html*.
  
  While doing this page, i had my text editor open, fixed some spelling mistakes and only did an editor save, like *Ctrl-S*
  and toggled over to my window with the browser open to this *sample.html* page and did a browser re-fresh! *Bang!*
  
  NOTE: Near-instant Translation
  
  Then i only click browser refresh to see the new view and this saves me the bother of copying 
  everything up to my CloudFoundry target. *Nice ;-)*
  
  TIP: Just coping new *.adoc* files into *src/docs/asciidoc* will appear in the output folder too !
  
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  IMPORTANT: Enjoy ;-D
  
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