Package-level declarations
Types
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A character that requires special treatment during the rendering stage. Examples: &
, <
, >
, "
, '
, ...
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An entity reference character. Examples:
, &
, ©
, '#', "
, ...
An escaped character. Examples: \#
, \>
, ...
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An inline function This is a custom Quarkdown element, and is both a block and inline node.
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A thematic break. Examples:
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A one-line fenced block that contains a TeX expression. If it's isolated, then it's a OnelineMathToken. This is a Quarkdown extension.
A soft line break. Example:
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A multiline fenced block that contains a TeX expression. This is a custom Quarkdown block.
A blank line.
An isolated one-line fenced block that contains a TeX expression. If it's not isolated, then it's an InlineMathToken. This is a custom Quarkdown block.
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A page break. This is a custom Quarkdown block.
Text content.
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A sequence of characters that is replaced with a symbol (e.g. (C)
-> ©). This is a Quarkdown extension.
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GFM extension. Example: