Copyright	Copyright (C) 2007 Galois Inc. 2021-2024 John MacFarlane
License	GNU GPL, version 2 or above
Maintainer	John MacFarlane <jgm@berkeley.edu>
Stability	alpha
Portability	portable
Safe Haskell	None
Language	Haskell2010

Text.Pandoc.XML.Light.Output

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Replacement for xml-light's Text.XML.Output

Description

This code is based on code from xml-light, released under the BSD3 license. We use a TextBuilder (from the text-builder package) instead of ShowS.

Synopsis

ppTopElement :: Element -> Text
ppElement :: Element -> Text
ppContent :: Content -> Text
ppcTopElement :: ConfigPP -> Element -> Text
ppcElement :: ConfigPP -> Element -> Text
ppcContent :: ConfigPP -> Content -> Text
showTopElement :: Element -> Text
showElement :: Element -> Text
showContent :: Content -> Text
useShortEmptyTags :: (QName -> Bool) -> ConfigPP -> ConfigPP
useInlineTags :: (QName -> Bool) -> ConfigPP -> ConfigPP
defaultConfigPP :: ConfigPP
prettyConfigPP :: ConfigPP
data ConfigPP = ConfigPP {
- shortEmptyTag :: QName -> Bool
- inlineTag :: QName -> Bool
- prettify :: Bool
}

Replacement for xml-light's Text.XML.Output

ppTopElement :: Element -> Text Source #

Pretty printing renders XML documents faithfully, with the exception that whitespace may be added/removed in non-verbatim character data.

ppElement :: Element -> Text Source #

Pretty printing elements

ppContent :: Content -> Text Source #

Pretty printing content

ppcTopElement :: ConfigPP -> Element -> Text Source #

Pretty printing renders XML documents faithfully, with the exception that whitespace may be added/removed in non-verbatim character data.

ppcElement :: ConfigPP -> Element -> Text Source #

Pretty printing elements

ppcContent :: ConfigPP -> Content -> Text Source #

Pretty printing content

showTopElement :: Element -> Text Source #

Adds the ?xml? header.

showElement :: Element -> Text Source #

showContent :: Content -> Text Source #

useShortEmptyTags :: (QName -> Bool) -> ConfigPP -> ConfigPP Source #

The predicate specifies for which empty tags we should use XML's abbreviated notation /. This is useful if we are working with some XML-ish standards (such as certain versions of HTML) where some empty tags should always be displayed in the TAG /TAG form.

useInlineTags :: (QName -> Bool) -> ConfigPP -> ConfigPP Source #

The predicate specifies which tags should be treated as inline: when pretty-printing, the whole content of an inline element is kept on a single line, so that no whitespace is added inside it.

defaultConfigPP :: ConfigPP Source #

Default pretty orinting configuration. * Always use abbreviate empty tags.

prettyConfigPP :: ConfigPP Source #

A configuration that tries to make things pretty (possibly at the cost of changing the semantics a bit through adding white space.)

data ConfigPP Source #

Constructors

ConfigPP
Fields shortEmptyTag :: QName -> Bool inlineTag :: QName -> Bool prettify :: Bool