Safe Haskell | Safe |
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Language | Haskell2010 |
- data Measure
- data MathType
- data LaTeX
- data TeXArg
- (<>) :: Monoid m => m -> m -> m
- protectString :: String -> String
- protectText :: Text -> Text
- matchCommand :: (String -> Bool) -> LaTeX -> [(String, [TeXArg])]
- lookForCommand :: String -> LaTeX -> [[TeXArg]]
- matchEnv :: (String -> Bool) -> LaTeX -> [(String, [TeXArg], LaTeX)]
- lookForEnv :: String -> LaTeX -> [([TeXArg], LaTeX)]
- texmap :: (LaTeX -> Bool) -> (LaTeX -> LaTeX) -> LaTeX -> LaTeX
- texmapM :: (Applicative m, Monad m) => (LaTeX -> Bool) -> (LaTeX -> m LaTeX) -> LaTeX -> m LaTeX
- getBody :: LaTeX -> Maybe LaTeX
- getPreamble :: LaTeX -> LaTeX
LaTeX
datatype
Measure units defined in LaTeX. Use CustomMeasure
to use commands like textwidth
.
For instance:
rule Nothing (CustomMeasure linewidth) (Pt 2)
This will create a black box (see rule
) as wide as the text and two points tall.
Different types of syntax for mathematical expressions.
Type of LaTeX
blocks.
TeXRaw Text | Raw text. |
TeXComm String [TeXArg] | Constructor for commands. First argument is the name of the command. Second, its arguments. |
TeXCommS String | Constructor for commands with no arguments.
When rendering, no space or |
TeXEnv String [TeXArg] LaTeX | Constructor for environments. First argument is the name of the environment. Second, its arguments. Third, its content. |
TeXMath MathType LaTeX | Mathematical expressions. |
TeXLineBreak (Maybe Measure) Bool | Line break command. |
TeXBraces LaTeX | A expression between braces. |
TeXComment Text | Comments. |
TeXSeq LaTeX LaTeX | |
TeXEmpty | An empty block.
Neutral element of |
Eq LaTeX Source # | |
Data LaTeX Source # | |
Show LaTeX Source # | |
IsString LaTeX Source # | Method |
Generic LaTeX Source # | |
Semigroup LaTeX Source # | |
Monoid LaTeX Source # | Method |
Arbitrary LaTeX Source # | |
Hashable LaTeX Source # | |
LaTeXC LaTeX Source # | This instance just sets |
Render LaTeX Source # | |
Texy LaTeX Source # | |
type Rep LaTeX Source # | |
An argument for a LaTeX
command or environment.
FixArg LaTeX | Fixed argument. |
OptArg LaTeX | Optional argument. |
MOptArg [LaTeX] | Multiple optional argument. |
SymArg LaTeX | An argument enclosed between |
MSymArg [LaTeX] | Version of |
ParArg LaTeX | An argument enclosed between |
MParArg [LaTeX] | Version of |
Escaping reserved characters
Syntax analysis
:: String | Name of the command. |
-> LaTeX | LaTeX syntax tree. |
-> [[TeXArg]] | List of arguments passed to the command. |
Look into a LaTeX
syntax tree to find any call to the command with
the given name. It returns a list of arguments with which this command
is called.
lookForCommand = (fmap snd .) . matchCommand . (==)
If the returned list is empty, the command was not found. However, if the list contains empty lists, those are callings to the command with no arguments.
For example
lookForCommand "author" l
would look for the argument passed to the \author
command in l
.
lookForEnv :: String -> LaTeX -> [([TeXArg], LaTeX)] Source #
Similar to lookForCommand
, but applied to environments.
It returns a list with arguments passed and content of the
environment in each call.
lookForEnv = (fmap (\(_,as,l) -> (as,l)) .) . matchEnv . (==)
:: (LaTeX -> Bool) | Condition. |
-> (LaTeX -> LaTeX) | Function to apply when the condition matches. |
-> LaTeX | |
-> LaTeX |
The function texmap
looks for subexpressions that match a given
condition and applies a function to them.
texmap c f = runIdentity . texmapM c (pure . f)