AN IMPORTANT TEST CLASS

Very important, in fact

So important it gets three headers

This is an important test class. Important enough to get multiple sentences in its summary.

Here is foo: Foo expanded.

And this is inline code.

And this is the strong emphasis test.

And this

is.an("actual code block")
with.multiple("lines")
"""
{{{
and an embedded Wiki code block for good measure
}}}
"""

While

this.is("a Wiki code block")
"""
```
with an embedded Md code block for good measure
```
"""

And this

is.an("indented code block")
with.multiple("lines")

And this

is

a blockquote

And this is a link: method.

This is another way to spell the same link: method.

And this is another link: AA.

And this is another link: AA$.

And this is yet another link: tests.Methods.

Yet another: tests.Methods.simple.

And yet another: example.level2.Documentation.

This is my friend: tests.B.

And this is his companion: link to the companion.

And this is a link that failed to resolve absent.

And this is a link that failed to parse #.

Companion object to test linking

Companion object to test linking.

This is my member: B$.Z

And this is my term member: B$.Z$

This is my member, addressed differently: Z

And this is my term member, addressed differently: Z$

This is foo: Foo expanded.

A class with a semi-non-trivial constructor.

• a
• b
• c

• a
• b
• c

1. a
2. b
3. c

If the following list was indented one space less, it wouldn't parse properly. That is, the first nested list would not be nested. This is because ATTW we trim up to two spaces between the star "gutter" and actual comment bodies.

• a
  • a.a
  • a.b
  • a.c
• b
  1. b.1
  2. b.2
  3. b.3
     • b.3.a
     • b.3.b
     • b.3.c

Some methods to tests