Text.Pandoc.Writers.Shared

Shared utility functions for pandoc writers.

Documentation

metaToContext :: (Monad m, TemplateTarget a) => WriterOptions -> ([Block] -> m (Doc a)) -> ([Inline] -> m (Doc a)) -> Meta -> m (Context a)

Create template Context from a Meta and an association list of variables, specified at the command line or in the writer. Variables overwrite metadata fields with the same names. If multiple variables are set with the same name, a list is assigned. Does nothing if writerTemplate is Nothing.

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Arguments

:: (Monad m, TemplateTarget a)

=> ([Block] -> m (Doc a))

block writer

-> ([Inline] -> m (Doc a))

inline writer

-> Meta

-> m (Context a)

Like 'metaToContext, but does not include variables and is not sensitive to writerTemplate.

addVariablesToContext :: TemplateTarget a => WriterOptions -> Context a -> Context a

Add variables to a template Context, using monoidal append. Also add `meta-json`. Note that metadata values are used in template contexts only when like-named variables aren't set.

getField :: FromContext a b => Text -> Context a -> Maybe b

Retrieve a field value from a template context.

setField :: ToContext a b => Text -> b -> Context a -> Context a

Set a field of a template context. If the field already has a value, convert it into a list with the new value appended to the old value(s). This is a utility function to be used in preparing template contexts.

resetField :: ToContext a b => Text -> b -> Context a -> Context a

Reset a field of a template context. If the field already has a value, the new value replaces it. This is a utility function to be used in preparing template contexts.

defField :: ToContext a b => Text -> b -> Context a -> Context a

Set a field of a template context if it currently has no value. If it has a value, do nothing. This is a utility function to be used in preparing template contexts.

getLang :: WriterOptions -> Meta -> Maybe Text

Get the contents of the lang metadata field or variable.

tagWithAttrs :: HasChars a => Text -> Attr -> Doc a

Produce an HTML tag with the given pandoc attributes.

isDisplayMath :: Inline -> Bool

Returns True iff the argument is an inline Math element of type DisplayMath.

fixDisplayMath :: Block -> Block

Put display math in its own block (for ODT/DOCX).

unsmartify :: WriterOptions -> Text -> Text

Converts a Unicode character into the ASCII sequence used to represent the character in "smart" Markdown.

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Arguments

:: (Monad m, HasChars a)

=> WriterOptions

-> (WriterOptions -> [Block] -> m (Doc a))

-> Bool

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-> [Alignment]

-> [Double]

-> [[Block]]

-> [[[Block]]]

-> m (Doc a)

lookupMetaBool :: Text -> Meta -> Bool

Retrieve the metadata value for a given key and convert to Bool.

lookupMetaBlocks :: Text -> Meta -> [Block]

Retrieve the metadata value for a given key and extract blocks.

lookupMetaInlines :: Text -> Meta -> [Inline]

Retrieve the metadata value for a given key and extract inlines.

lookupMetaString :: Text -> Meta -> Text

Retrieve the metadata value for a given key and convert to String.

stripLeadingTrailingSpace :: [Inline] -> [Inline]

Remove leading and trailing Space and SoftBreak elements.

toSubscript :: Char -> Maybe Char

Tries to convert a character into a unicode subscript version of the character.

toSuperscript :: Char -> Maybe Char

Tries to convert a character into a unicode superscript version of the character.

toTableOfContents :: WriterOptions -> [Block] -> Block

Construct table of contents (as a bullet list) from document body.

endsWithPlain :: [Block] -> Bool

Returns True iff the list of blocks has a Plain as its last element.

toLegacyTable :: Caption -> [ColSpec] -> TableHead -> [TableBody] -> TableFoot -> ([Inline], [Alignment], [Double], [[Block]], [[[Block]]])

Convert the relevant components of a new-style table (with block caption, row headers, row and column spans, and so on) to those of an old-style table (inline caption, table head with one row, no foot, and so on). Cells with a RowSpan and ColSpan of (h, w) will be cut up into h * w cells of dimension (1, 1), with the content placed in the upper-left corner.