In order for selective furigana and multiple answers to function correctly, data format must follow a set of conventions. Those conventions are described below. The editor helps you keep the files in the correct format, but you must still need to know them. First, open a data file or create a new one. After you type the content, make sure you save the file.
Every data entry is divided into four separate fields by commas.
The first field contains kana representation of a word with square brackets indicating kanji reading. The second field contains kana-kanji representation. The third field contains definitions. 5.1 Multiple definitions are divided by semicolon. 5.2 Only a word or words in square brackets will be judged as essential, while words outside the square bracket will be judged as optional.