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Feature request:
Make the title (optional) part of the spec-file. Of course, it is possible to write a script, which takes the title from the filename, but not every useful attribute of a title is fine as filename. We like filenames to be short, but titles might sometimes be more verbose. If I work in an editor like Geany, I can configure it, so that it will produce a PNG when I hit the compile button, but the title has to be set manually, which makes it a less productive workflow.

The implementation might use an additional, optional key-value notation in the file, to keep all old spec files compatibel, or use an annotation in the comment section, to create a title.

This is my spec file:
line ('for', '(', loop (opt (opt('Typ'), '/Bezeichner', '=', '/Anweisung'), ","), ';', opt ('/boolscher Ausdruck'), ';', opt (loop ('/Anweisung', ','), ), ')', '/Anweisung')
and this the command to produce an PNG with title (the problem exists with SVG output, too:)
./jsyntrax/target/appassembler/bin/syntrax -title "klassische for-Loop (jsyntrax, cmd-2)" kl-for-loop2.spec -o kl-for-loop2.png

and this the resulting image:

The title starts left of the document and is therefore cut off. I did not change the .ini-files.

This is my spec file:
line ('for', '(', loop (opt (opt('Typ'), '/Bezeichner', '=', '/Anweisung'), ","), ';', opt ('/boolscher Ausdruck'), ';', opt (loop ('/Anweisung', ','), ), ')', '/Anweisung')
And this is the result:

The text in the box "boolscher Ausdruck" exceeds its boundaries. Here is my former result, done with the old python syntrax where this didn't happen: