Module rustc_errors::markdown::parse

source ·

Structs

Enums

  • BreakRule 🔒
    Whether two types should or shouldn’t have a paragraph break between them
  • ParseOpt 🔒
    Flags to simple parser function
  • Prev 🔒
    Character class preceding this one

Constants

Functions

  • entrypoint
    Parse a buffer
  • expand_plaintext 🔒
    Perform tranformations to text. This splits paragraphs, replaces patterns, and corrects newlines.
  • get_indented_section 🔒
    Find first line that isn’t empty or doesn’t start with whitespace, that will be our contents
  • is_break_ty 🔒
    Types that indicate some form of break
  • match_reflink 🔒
    Turn reflinks (links with reference IDs) into normal standalone links using listed link definitions
  • normalize 🔒
    Take a parsed stream and fix the little things
  • ord_list_start 🔒
    Verify a valid ordered list start (e.g. 1.) and parse it. Returns the parsed number and offset of character after the dot.
  • parse_any_link 🔒
    Parse links. can_be_def indicates that a link definition is possible (top level, located at the start of a line)
  • parse_codeblock 🔒
    Parse a codeblock. Accounts for >3 backticks and language specification
  • parse_codeinline 🔒
    Parse backtick-wrapped inline code. Accounts for >1 backtick sets
  • parse_heading 🔒
  • parse_ordered_li 🔒
    Numbered list
  • parse_recursive 🔒
    Parse a buffer with specified context
  • parse_simple_pat 🔒
    The simplest kind of patterns: data within start and end patterns
  • parse_to_newline 🔒
    Resturn (match, residual) to end of line. The EOL is returned with the residual.
  • parse_unordered_li 🔒
    Bulleted list
  • parse_with_end_pat 🔒
    Find and consume an end pattern, return (match, residual)
  • should_break 🔒
    Blocks that automatically handle their own text wrapping
  • trim_ascii_start 🔒
    If there is more than one whitespace char at start, trim the extras
  • trim_extra_ws 🔒
    If there is more than one whitespace char at start or end, trim the extras

Type Aliases