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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<db:article xmlns:db="http://docbook.org/ns/docbook" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" version="5.2" xml:lang="en">
<db:info>
<db:title>ExcitingClass Class</db:title>
<db:productname>ModuleState</db:productname>
<db:titleabbrev>ModuleState Reference Documentation</db:titleabbrev>
<db:abstract>
<db:para>ModuleState Reference Documentation.</db:para></db:abstract>
</db:info>
<db:variablelist>
<db:varlistentry>
<db:term>Header</db:term>
<db:listitem>
<db:para>ExcitingClass</db:para>
</db:listitem>
</db:varlistentry>
<db:varlistentry>
<db:term>Status</db:term>
<db:listitem>
<db:para>Technical Preview</db:para>
</db:listitem>
</db:varlistentry>
</db:variablelist>
<db:section xml:id="details">
<db:title>Detailed Description</db:title>
<db:para>There's a lot to say about <db:link xlink:href="excitingclass.xml">ExcitingClass</db:link>. Let's dive into the details!</db:para>
<db:section xml:id="what-makes-excitingclass-more-exciting-than-boringclass">
<db:title>What makes ExcitingClass more exciting than BoringClass?</db:title>
<db:para>Well, for one, it has a \section1 heading in it's documentation! How exciting is that?!</db:para>
</db:section>
</db:section>
</db:article>
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