# This is a comment line, your reader should simply ignore it (it begins with a '#')
# If you edit that file, the comments may disappear or be replaced by your own ones
# Each marking tag are placed at the very beginning of a line and end by a column (:) then you get the value that you have to read until the next marking tag
# There is two parts that describe each map. The first part start from the 'Map:' tag and describe the Map in general
# The second part start with the 'Points' tag and list the identifiable features  of the map
# White space at the beginning or end of a tag or a value are not significant and could be erased
# Note that you don't need to use everything available information from that 
# Only the 'Description' field could stretch over more than one line

# Beginning of the description of a map
Map: 

# Name : the displayed name of the area
Name: Canberra centre
# Image field give the pathname to the map picture (it could be a local, absolute or relative pathname, and it should use Unix convention)
Image:canberra.jpg
# A description of the area
Description: Canberra is the capital of Australia. 
Even So, you'll find hardly no direction sign to it in main other state capitals 
and if you explain to almost any Australian that you plan to leave Paris to settle 
down in Canberra, (s)he will look at you with a definitive sad face and gently 
ask : "Why ?";
# Real dimension of the map in meter (width then height)
Dimension: 5864.5 8225.8
# coordinate of the left top of the map on the Earth. format : [lat degree] [lat min] [lat sec] [N or S] [long degree] [long min] [long sec] [E or W] 
Origin: 35 17 20 S 149 06 36 E 

# Beginning of the second part

Points:

# Beginning of the description od a landmark
Point:
# pixel coordinates : the origin is the top left of the picture, positive axis towards the right and the bottom. 
Coordinate:30.5;228.5
# Then we get a short name for the top, and eventually a description for that point
Name:Telecom Tower
Description:Black Mountain is West of the Civic, and if 812m isn't 
high enough for you,
you can also climb the further 195m to the top of the Telstra Tower.
# Beginning of the part that describe the set of Pictures associated to a given Point
Images:
# Path in Unix notation ('/' is the separator. '..' to get up a level), relative the map description file (this file).
Image:telecomTower1.jpg
Image:telecomTower2.jpg

Point: 
Coordinate:324;313
Name:City Hill 
Description: There are some benches to have rest on the top of the hill 
... if you are ready to have a rest in the centre of a roundabout

Point:
Coordinate:283;619
Name:Parliament House Flag 
Description: On the top of Capital Hill. The idea behind 
the parliament house construction is that
any Australian citizen should be able to walk above its government symbolically 
being more important that any of its representatives.
It is just a pity that any Australian Citizen could not simply get a salary higher 
or equal to MP's one ...
Images:
Image:parliament.jpg 

Point:
Coordinate:539;492
Name:Australian American War Memorial 
Description: When Autralian follow the US, they just get into trouble