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SOLDOUT_MARKDOWN(3) | Library Functions Manual | SOLDOUT_MARKDOWN(3) |
NAME¶
soldout_markdown
,
markdown
— parse markdown
document
SYNOPSIS¶
#include
<markdown.h>
#define MKD_CELL_ALIGN_DEFAULT
#define MKD_CELL_ALIGN_LEFT
#define MKD_CELL_ALIGN_RIGHT
#define MKD_CELL_ALIGN_CENTER
#define MKD_CELL_ALIGN_MASK
#define MKD_CELL_HEAD
#define MKD_LIST_ORDERED
#define MKD_LI_BLOCK
void
markdown
(struct buf *ob,
struct buf *ib, const struct
mkd_renderer *rndr);
DESCRIPTION¶
The
markdown
()
function parses the input buffer ib and renders it
into the output buffer ob; rndr
is a pointer to the renderer structure.
Function pointers in struct mkd_renderer can
be NULL
. A null block-level callback will make the
corresponding block disappear from the output, as if the callback was an
empty function. A null span-level callback will cause the corresponding
element to be treated as normal characters, copied verbatim to the output.
Moreover, span-level callbacks return an integer, which tells whether the
renderer accepts to render the item (non-zero return value) or whether it
should be copied verbatim (zero return value).
The first argument of a renderer function is always the output buffer, where the function is supposed to write its output. The last argument of a renderer function is always a private pointer, which is opaque member of struct mkd_renderer. libsoldout itself never does nothing with this data.
emph_chars is a zero-terminated string which
contains the set of characters that trigger emphasis. In regular markdown,
emphasis is only triggered by ‘_
’ and
‘*
’, but in some extensions it might
be useful to add other characters to this list. The character that triggered
the emphasis is then passed to emphasis,
double_emphasis and
triple_emphasis function callbacks through the
parameter c.
The normal_text callback should perform whatever escape is needed to have the output looking like the input data.
libsoldout supports PHP-Markdown-like tables. It uses the
following flags: MKD_CELL_ALIGN_DEFAULT
,
MKD_CELL_ALIGN_LEFT
,
MKD_CELL_ALIGN_RIGHT
,
MKD_CELL_ALIGN_CENTER
,
MKD_CELL_ALIGN_MASK
,
MKD_CELL_HEAD
in these function callbacks:
table_cell and table_row.
MKD_LIST_ORDERED
,
MKD_LI_BLOCK
are used as flags in these function
callbacks: list and
listitem.
Types¶
- enum mkd_autolink
- type of autolink:
- MKDA_NOT_AUTOLINK
- used internally when it is not an autolink.
- MKDA_NORMAL
- normal http/https/ftp link.
- MKDA_EXPLICIT_EMAIL
- e-mail link with explicit mailto.
- MKDA_IMPLICIT_EMAIL
- e-mail link without mailto.
- struct mkd_renderer
- consists of the following fields:
- Document level callbacks
-
- prolog
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, void *opaque); - epilog
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, void *opaque);
- Block level callbacks (
NULL skips the block
) -
- blockcode
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *text, void *opaque); - blockquote
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *text, void *opaque); - blockhtml
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *text, void *opaque); - header
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *text, int level, void *opaque); - hrule
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, void *opaque); - list
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *text, int flags, void *opaque); - listitem
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *text, int flags, void *opaque); - paragraph
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *text, void *opaque); - table
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *head_row, struct buf *rows, void *opaque); - table_cell
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *text, int flags, void *opaque); - table_row
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *cells, int flags, void *opaque);
- Span level callbacks (
NULL or return 0 prints the span verbatim
) -
- autolink
- a pointer to a int
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *link, enum mkd_autolink type, void *opaque); - codespan
- a pointer to a int
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *text, void *opaque); - emphasis
- a pointer to a int
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *text, char c, void *opaque); - double_emphasis
- a pointer to a int
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *text, char c, void *opaque); - triple_emphasis
- a pointer to a int
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *text, char c, void *opaque); - image
- a pointer to a int
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *link, struct buf *title, struct buf *alt, void *opaque); - linebreak
- a pointer to a int
function
(struct buf *ob, void *opaque); - link
- a pointer to a int
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *link, struct buf *title, struct buf *content, void *opaque); - raw_html_tag
- a pointer to a int
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *tag, void *opaque);
- Low level callbacks (
NULL copies input directly into the output
) -
- entity
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *entity, void *opaque); - normal_text
- a pointer to a void
function
(struct buf *ob, struct buf *text, void *opaque);
- Renderer data
-
- int max_work_stack
- prevent arbitrary deep recursion.
- const char * emph_chars
- chars that trigger emphasis rendering.
- void * opaque
- opaque data send to every rendering callback.
RETURN VALUES¶
The markdown
() function does not return a
value.
SEE ALSO¶
AUTHORS¶
The soldout
library was written by
Natasha "Kerensikova" Porte
<natacha@instinctive.eu>.
Manual page was originally written by Massimo Manghi
<mxmanghi@apache.org>,
and rewritten to mdoc format by Svyatoslav Mishyn
<juef@openmailbox.org>.
May 30, 2016 | Debian |