2.2 Document Constructors

8.15.0.2

2.2 Document Constructors🔗ℹ

2.2.1 Title and Sections🔗ℹ

function

fun title(~tag: tag :: maybe(TagSuffix) = #false,

~tag_prefix: tag_prefix :: maybe(TagPrefix) = #false,

~style: style :: maybe(StyleLike) = #false,

~version: vers :: maybe(String) = #false,

~date: date :: maybe(String) = #false,

~index_extras: index_extras :: ExtrasMap = {},

pre_content :: PreContent)

Declares a title for the document. In the main module of a document, this title is the overall title of the document. In a section included via include_section, it is the name of the section.

function

fun section(~tag: tag :: maybe(TagSuffix) = #false,

~tag_prefix: tag_prefix :: maybe(TagPrefix) = #false,

~style: style :: maybe(StyleLike) = #false,

~index_extras: index_extras :: ExtrasMap = {},

pre_content :: PreContent)

:: PartDecl

Declares a section at a level nested below title.

function

fun subsection(~tag: tag :: maybe(TagSuffix) = #false,

~tag_prefix: tag_prefix :: maybe(TagPrefix) = #false,

~style: style :: maybe(StyleLike) = #false,

~index_extras: index_extras :: ExtrasMap = {},

pre_content :: PreContent)

:: PartDecl

function

fun subsubsection(~tag: tag :: maybe(TagSuffix) = #false,

~tag_prefix: tag_prefix :: maybe(TagPrefix) = #false,

~style: style :: maybe(StyleLike) = #false,

~index_extras: index_extras :: ExtrasMap = {},

pre_content :: PreContent)

:: PartDecl

function

fun subsubsub_section(~tag: tag :: maybe(TagSuffix) = #false,

~tag_prefix: tag_prefix :: maybe(TagPrefix) = #false,

~style: style :: maybe(StyleLike) = #false,

~index_extras: index_extras :: ExtrasMap = {},

pre_content :: PreContent)

:: PartDecl

Declares sections as further nesting levels. By the subsubsub_section level, the result is simply a paragraph that renders as an unnumbered section header.

definition

include_section(module_path)

Makes the document at module_path a section of the enclosing document, where the module_path section hierarchy is effectively shifted to more nested my one layer. That is, title within module_path corresponds to a section written in the document where include_section is used, section corresponds to subsection, and so on.

2.2.2 Flow Blocks🔗ℹ

function

fun para(~style: style :: maybe(StyleLike) = #false,

pre_content :: PreContent) :: FlowBlock

function

fun nested(~style: style :: maybe(StyleLike) = #false,

pre_flow :: PreFlow) :: FlowBlock

function

fun centered(pre_flow :: PreFlow) :: FlowBlock

function

fun margin_note(~at: at :: MarginSide = #'right,

pre_content :: PreContent)

:: Element

function

fun margin_note_block(~at: at :: MarginSide = #'right,

pre_flow :: PreFlow)

:: FlowBlock

enumeration

enum MarginSide:left

right

function

fun itemlist(~style: style :: maybe(StyleLike) = #false,

item :: Item,

...)

:: FlowBlock

function

fun item(pre_flow :: PreFlow) :: Item

function

fun verbatim(~indent: indent :: NonnegInt = 0,

[content :: Content, ...])

:: FlowBlock

function

fun tabular(cells :: List.of(List.of(Cell)),

~style: style :: maybe(StyleLike) = #false,

~sep: sep :: maybe(FlowBlock || Content) = #false,

~column_properties: col_props :: List = [],

~row_properties: row_props :: List = [],

~cell_properties: cell_props :: List.of(List) = [],

~sep_properties: sep_props :: maybe(List) = #false)

:: FlowBlock

2.2.3 Elements🔗ℹ

function

fun elem(~style: style :: maybe(StyleLike) = #false,

pre_content :: PreContent) :: Element

Constructs an Element with a specific style.

function

fun italic(pre_content :: PreContent) :: Element

function

fun bold(pre_content :: PreContent) :: Element

function

fun emph(pre_content :: PreContent) :: Element

function

fun tt(pre_content :: PreContent) :: Element

function

fun subscript(pre_content :: PreContent) :: Element

function

fun superscript(pre_content :: PreContent) :: Element

function

fun smaller(pre_content :: PreContent) :: Element

function

fun larger(pre_content :: PreContent) :: Element

Element constructors that adjust the given pre-content to change its rendered style.

function

fun literal(str :: String || List.of(String)) :: Element

Constructs an element with a string to be used literally, as opposed to decoding as usual for PreContent.

2.2.4 Images🔗ℹ

function

fun image(path :: Path,

~scale: scale :: Real = 1.0,

~suffixes: suffixes :: List.of(String) = [],

~style: style :: maybe(StyleLike) = #false,

pre_content :: PreContent = [])

:: Element

Converts an image from a file into a Scribble element.

An image constructed with the pict library can also be used in a Scribble document, so use functions from that library to construct an image on the fly.