quarkdown-stdlib/com.quarkdown.stdlib.module.Primitives

Package-level declarations

Functions

.figure caption:{InlineMarkdownContent? = null} \
            ref:{String? = null} \
           body:{MarkdownContent}
-> Node

Inserts content in a figure block, with an optional caption.

heading

.heading content:{InlineMarkdownContent} \
           depth:{Int} \
             ref:{String? = null} \
        numbered:{Boolean = true} \
         indexed:{Boolean = true} \
       breakpage:{Boolean = true} \
      foreground:{Color? = null} \
      background:{Color? = null} \
          border:{Color? = null} \
     borderwidth:{Sizes? = null} \
     borderstyle:{NodeStyle.BorderStyle? = null} \
       alignment:{NodeStyle.Alignment? = null} \
   textalignment:{NodeStyle.TextAlignment? = null} \
          margin:{Sizes? = null} \
         padding:{Sizes? = null} \
          radius:{Sizes? = null} \
        fontsize:{TextTransformData.Size? = null} \
      fontweight:{TextTransformData.Weight? = null} \
       fontstyle:{TextTransformData.Style? = null} \
     fontvariant:{TextTransformData.Variant? = null} \
  textdecoration:{TextTransformData.Decoration? = null} \
        textcase:{TextTransformData.Case? = null}
-> Node

Creates a heading with fine-grained control over its behavior.

image

.image    url:{String} \
        label:{InlineMarkdownContent} \
        title:{InlineMarkdownContent? = null} \
        width:{Size? = null} \
       height:{Size? = null} \
          ref:{String? = null} \
       figure:{Boolean = true} \
 mediastorage:{Boolean = true}
-> Node

Creates an image with fine-grained control over its properties, compared to the standard Markdown image syntax (![alt text](url "title")).

link

.link   content:{InlineMarkdownContent} \
            url:{String} \
          title:{InlineMarkdownContent? = null} \
     foreground:{Color? = null} \
     background:{Color? = null} \
         border:{Color? = null} \
    borderwidth:{Sizes? = null} \
    borderstyle:{NodeStyle.BorderStyle? = null} \
      alignment:{NodeStyle.Alignment? = null} \
  textalignment:{NodeStyle.TextAlignment? = null} \
         margin:{Sizes? = null} \
        padding:{Sizes? = null} \
         radius:{Sizes? = null} \
       fontsize:{TextTransformData.Size? = null} \
     fontweight:{TextTransformData.Weight? = null} \
      fontstyle:{TextTransformData.Style? = null} \
    fontvariant:{TextTransformData.Variant? = null} \
 textdecoration:{TextTransformData.Decoration? = null} \
       textcase:{TextTransformData.Case? = null}
-> Node

Creates a link.

math

.math   content:{EvaluableString} \
          block:{Boolean? = null} \
            ref:{String? = null} \
     foreground:{Color? = null} \
     background:{Color? = null} \
         border:{Color? = null} \
    borderwidth:{Sizes? = null} \
    borderstyle:{NodeStyle.BorderStyle? = null} \
      alignment:{NodeStyle.Alignment? = null} \
  textalignment:{NodeStyle.TextAlignment? = null} \
         margin:{Sizes? = null} \
        padding:{Sizes? = null} \
         radius:{Sizes? = null} \
       fontsize:{TextTransformData.Size? = null} \
     fontweight:{TextTransformData.Weight? = null} \
      fontstyle:{TextTransformData.Style? = null} \
    fontvariant:{TextTransformData.Variant? = null} \
 textdecoration:{TextTransformData.Decoration? = null} \
       textcase:{TextTransformData.Case? = null}
-> Node

Creates a math (TeX) node, either inline or as a block.

pagebreak

.pagebreak -> Node

Creates a page break. In standard Quarkdown, this is also achievable with <<< on its own line, but this function provides a more explicit way to insert a page break, and can be used within other function calls.

paragraph

.paragraph content:{InlineMarkdownContent} \
        foreground:{Color? = null} \
        background:{Color? = null} \
            border:{Color? = null} \
       borderwidth:{Sizes? = null} \
       borderstyle:{NodeStyle.BorderStyle? = null} \
         alignment:{NodeStyle.Alignment? = null} \
     textalignment:{NodeStyle.TextAlignment? = null} \
            margin:{Sizes? = null} \
           padding:{Sizes? = null} \
            radius:{Sizes? = null} \
          fontsize:{TextTransformData.Size? = null} \
        fontweight:{TextTransformData.Weight? = null} \
         fontstyle:{TextTransformData.Style? = null} \
       fontvariant:{TextTransformData.Variant? = null} \
    textdecoration:{TextTransformData.Decoration? = null} \
          textcase:{TextTransformData.Case? = null}
-> Node

Creates a paragraph with fine-grained control over its properties.