laika.rewrite.link
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An anonymous selector (usually matched by position).
An anonymous selector (usually matched by position).
An auto-number selector (usually matched by position).
An auto-number selector (usually matched by position).
An auto-symbol selector (usually matched by position).
An auto-symbol selector (usually matched by position).
Collects all tree elements from a document that can be referenced from other elements, like images, footnotes, citations and other inline targets.
Collects all tree elements from a document that can be referenced from other elements, like images, footnotes, citations and other inline targets.
Registers Icon AST elements for use with the @:icon directive and the IconReference AST element.
Registers Icon AST elements for use with the @:icon directive and the IconReference AST element.
- Companion:
- object
- Companion:
- object
- Companion:
- object
A selector for a definition for an internal or external link.
A selector for a definition for an internal or external link.
The default rewrite rules responsible for resolving link references that get applied to the raw document tree after parsing.
The default rewrite rules responsible for resolving link references that get applied to the raw document tree after parsing.
These rules resolve references to images, footnotes, citations and other inline targets, and generate the identifiers for targets with auto-generated ids like auto-number footnotes.
The rules replace references pointing to internal or external targets with the corresponding resolved link elements, as well as the targets themselves with nodes that contain their final ids.
In case of duplicate target ids or unresolvable references runtime messages get inserted into the final document tree.
Represents the source of a link, its document path and the actual inline span that is representing the link.
Represents the source of a link, its document path and the actual inline span that is representing the link.
A selector based on a path, optionally including a fragment component.
A selector based on a path, optionally including a fragment component.
Represents a selector used for matching reference nodes to target nodes. The selectors often differ from both, the ids rendered in the final document and the ids used for display.
Represents a selector used for matching reference nodes to target nodes. The selectors often differ from both, the ids rendered in the final document and the ids used for display.
A selector that can be used for a sequence of targets.
A selector that can be used for a sequence of targets.
Default implementation for the logic that transforms section titles, document names and user-provided ids to a slug that is compatible with HTML/XML ids, URLs and file names.
Default implementation for the logic that transforms section titles, document names and user-provided ids to a slug that is compatible with HTML/XML ids, URLs and file names.
A selector for a rendered target in a document.
A selector for a rendered target in a document.
Represents a resolver for a target that has its final identifier generated (if necessary) and can be used to resolve matching reference nodes.
Represents a resolver for a target that has its final identifier generated (if necessary) and can be used to resolve matching reference nodes.
- Value parameters:
- precedence
the precedence in comparison to other resolvers with the same selector
- selector
the selector to use to identify reference nodes matching this target
- Companion:
- object
Represents a resolver for a sequence of targets where matching reference nodes get determined by position.
The resolveReference and resolveTarget methods can be invoked as many times as this sequence contains elements.
Represents a resolver for a sequence of targets where matching reference nodes get determined by position.
The resolveReference and resolveTarget methods can be invoked as many times as this sequence contains elements.
Collects all elements from a document tree that can be referenced from other elements, like images, footnotes, citations and other inline targets.
Collects all elements from a document tree that can be referenced from other elements, like images, footnotes, citations and other inline targets.
A selector that can is a globally unique identifier.
A selector that can is a globally unique identifier.