---
#token Some Node That is Referenced Often
other node A
(#token)
(#token)
other node D
(#token)So if your markup was:
```
#parentA Start 'Welcome Node'
#childA /1 "this node has a
```
That could be "tokened" as
[
{
tokenType: "ID"
value: "parentA"
decorators: [{ "character": "#", indexes: [0]}]
},
{
tokenType: "CONTENT"
value: "Start"
decorators: null
},
{
tokenType: "TITLE"
value: "Welcome Node"
decorators: [{character: "'", indexes: [0, 13]}]
},
...
]
So it could be that you can read multiple different syntaxes into the same tokenizations.
Like
```
#parentKey parent
#childKey child
#childKey -> #parentKey /north
```
could be equivalent to
```
#parentKey parent
#childKey child /north